Showing posts with label Breach of Contract. Show all posts
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Wednesday, August 11, 2021

Breach of Contract Types


An Ohio native, Bethany Palmer Recht holds a juris doctor and served as an attorney and associate at DLA Piper in Los Angeles. A member of the Ohio Women's Bar Foundation and licensed to practice law in California, Massachusetts, and Ohio, Bethany Recht serves as a partner at Keating Muething & Klekamp, PLL, and assists clients with fraud claims and breaches of contracts.

A breach of contract happens when a person does not respect the agreement and violates its terms or conditions. Breaches of contract can include late payments or failures to deliver a product or asset in written and oral contracts. There are several types of contract breaches, such as minor, material, anticipatory, and actual breaches. A minor breach of contract means late delivery of an item, service, or payment.

A material breach of contract happens when a client receives an item or product that is different from the agreement. An anticipatory breach of contract happens when a party advises another of late delivery. An actual breach of contract is when a party doesn't comply with the agreement.