Contract Law & Contract Defense Attorney in Wake Forest
Contract Defense Cases in Wake Forest
For more than 23 years, The Doyle Law Offices P.A. has been handling contract law and contract defense cases in Wake Forest. We have assisted both individual and commercial clients in a variety of areas. These areas include, but are not limited to:
- Real Estate
- Building and Contracting
- Finance
- Construction
- Retail
- Engineering
- Manufacturing
- Consulting
If you conduct business in a different industry, we can also help when it comes to contract law and contract defense cases. Simply contact our business attorney and let us know how we can assist you.
Business Contract Issues
During our experience, we have had contract issues and disputes that typically come up and can include:
- Supplies and supplier issues including timeliness of delivery and quality of goods
- Manufacturing defects
- Construction defects
- Debt and debt collections
- Franchise Disputes
- Revenue provisions
- Rights of first refusal
- Commercial Notes and debts/financing
- Implied agreements, unjust enrichment, and quasi-contract
For over two decades, attorney Hank Doyle has been representing clients in Wake Forest, Cary, and Raleigh in many types of civil litigation cases such as contract breaches and contract defenses. We know that these types of cases can be intimidating and difficult to work through. That’s why we’re here to answer your questions and help you navigate through it all.
Signed Contract Assistance
One of the areas that we can help with in Wake Forest is the issue of signed contracts. Several types of contracts must be signed to be enforceable in North Carolina. This is referred to as the doctrine of “statute of frauds”. These include:
- An ownership or other interest in real property
- Leases for real property lasting longer than 3 years
- Marriage
- Surety agreements
- Marriage
- Mortgages and deeds of trust
- Easement agreements of more than one year
- Merchants sale of goods greater than $500
- Covenants not to compete
Contract Law and Contract Defense Introduction
Besides the handful of agreements that are subject to North Carolina’s “statute of frauds”, nearly every other agreement may be carried out either orally or in written form.
North Carolina does recognize each type of contract. An individual does not need written documentation recording an agreement to begin a breach of contract civil lawsuit in Wake Forest. You will be able to take someone to court if a party fails to make a payment that was mutually agreed upon.