An agreement, even verbal, can be a valid contract in the eyes of the law (art. 1385 C.C.Q).\u00a0Thus, not having signed any papers does not entail that you do not have any rights protected by law or that you are not bound by certain obligations.<\/p>\n
Moreover, although the drafting of a contract in due form is often a guarantee for futur peace of mind as to the performance of contracts, it is not always the case.\u00a0Whether your contract is written or verbal, when facing a counterparty that does not meet your expectations or that does not meet its commitments, do not remain idle.\u00a0By reacting early, we can explain to you the available options (settlement agreement, solutions and penalties provided in the agreement, court proceedings, etc.) and minimize the financial consequences for you and your counterparty by preventing an unsatisfactory situation from lasting.<\/p>\n
The performance, termination and cancellation of a contract are often governed by different rules depending on the type of contract in question and the counterparties involved.\u00a0The process of obtaining the cancellation or termination of a contract may involve different stages during which our team can represent you:<\/p>\n
We can advise and represent you for the enforcement of your rights (including, if the situation permits, claiming for damages) in cases involving any type of contract, including among others:<\/p>\n