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Business Contract Disputes
When a Contract Turns Into a Conflict
In business, contracts are the foundation of every deal, partnership, and transaction. When a party fails to live up to their obligations, your company’s money, reputation, and future can be on the line.
At Sheridan Lawyers, we represent businesses, owners, and professionals in contract disputes in Chester County, Delaware County, and Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Whether enforcing an agreement or defending against a claim, we fight to protect your business interests.
Types of Business Contract Disputes We Handle
Breach of Contract – Failure to deliver goods, services, or payments
Partnership & Joint Venture Agreements – Disputes over responsibilities or profit-sharing
Purchase & Sale Agreements – Broken promises in buying or selling a company or assets
Commercial Lease Disputes – Terms, obligations, and performance issues
Non-Compete & Confidentiality Agreements – Enforcement and defense of restrictive covenants
Vendor & Supplier Disputes – Quality, timing, or performance issues
Franchise Agreements – Breach of franchise terms or termination disputes
Our Approach to Business Contract Litigation
Early Case Assessment – Analyze the contract language, obligations, and evidence.
Negotiation & Resolution – Explore settlement or mediation to save time and resources.
Litigation – If a settlement isn’t possible, we prepare a strategic and aggressive courtroom case.
Future Protection – Help businesses strengthen their contracts to prevent future disputes.
Why Choose Sheridan Lawyers?
Deep Business Knowledge: We understand the stakes and the nuances of business relationships.
Balanced Advocacy: We represent both plaintiffs and defendants, giving us insight into both sides of a case.
Cost-Conscious: We focus on efficient resolutions but are fully prepared for trial.
Detail-Oriented: Contracts are all about wording. We know how to identify key details that make or break a case.
Frequently Asked Questions – Business Contract Disputes
What is considered a breach of contract?
When one party fails to meet their obligations—by non-performance, defective performance, or refusing to perform.
Do I have to sue to resolve a contract dispute?
Not always. Many cases are resolved through negotiation, mediation, or arbitration before trial.
What evidence do I need?
Bring the contract, emails, payment records, and documentation of performance or damages.
Can I recover damages if the other side breached?
Yes. Damages may include lost profits, actual costs, and in some cases, legal fees (depending on the contract).
How quickly should I involve a lawyer?
Immediately. Early legal action can prevent further losses and strengthen your case.
Protect Your Business Contracts
Contract disputes can disrupt your operations and cost you valuable resources. The sooner you act, the better your chances of a favorable outcome.
Contact Sheridan Lawyers Today
Phone: (484) 653-0774
Email: Connect@sheridanlawyers.com
We represent businesses in Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery Counties.