The failure to pay is a breach of contract and is the source of many commercial and business disputes here in San Diego. Failing to pay for contracted goods or services per the terms of the agreement constitutes a breach of contract. The party responsible for the failure to pay may often claim issues with the provision of the goods or services, and it will be necessary to document completion of the work in fulfillment with the terms of the original business contract that governed the transaction. If you are a party to a contract and are not paid for your work, we invite you to call us for a free and substantive consultation at 858-535-1511.
We will discuss the unique circumstances surrounding the contract and your associated work, and provide options to resolve the dispute. While the failure to pay is a breach of contract this type of contract business litigation can take a substantial amount of time to complete, and may or may not be the most cost-effective solution available to you. At the Watkins Firm, we employ negotiation tactics that convey the seriousness of the situation while keeping a positive working relationship that helps to develop a prompt and successful resolution, based on your goals and objectives.
In many cases the failure to pay is a breach of contract and damages the underlying relationship. We are often able to negotiate a “work around” or resolution of the issues between the parties. There are alternatives to litigation, including mediation and arbitration, and one or both of these may be mandated by the terms of the underlying agreement.
Failure to pay is a breach of contract and a serious legal matter. Most of our clients are interested in curing the failure to pay and resolving the dispute as quickly and cost-efficiently as possible. It may be important to preserve the relationship with the non-paying party to protect ongoing business relationships. Watkins Firm attorneys have decades of experience and proven legal skill in these matters, and we have served numerous San Diego area businesses in these types of matters and other contractual issues.
We invite you to review the strong recommendations of our clients and contact the Watkins Firm or call 858-535-1511 for a complimentary consultation today.
