Are you facing a shareholder or partnership dispute?

Usually a breach of contract is often accompanied with concurrent pleadings. This means that when you are claiming against another party for breaching a signed enforceable contract you can also claim unjust enrichment or you can claim against other parties who are not part of the contract that was breached. To bring a claim for breach of contract you must show that a contract was in existence and that that contract was breached. There are four different levels of damages that can be sought for a breach of of contract and they include: 1) Compensatory Damages; Reliance Damages; Restitutionary Damages and Punitive Damages. We help our clients receive settlements on significant contract breaches. Call us today and we would gladly assist you:

• Statutorily Impaired Terms
• Unjust Enrichment
• Non est Factum (italic)

A director and officer will not general face any personal liability, unless there is fraudulent and illegal conduct occurring within the corporation. Directors and officers are also often shielded from liability because they have put in place liability risk management which helps directors and officers identify and evaluate the risks; control or minimize the risks and transfer the risks. These risks are often risks that can bring personal liability to any director or officer. However, directors and officers will not be held to be in breach of the duty of care if they acted prudently and on a reasonably informed basis. The decisions they make must be reasonable business decisions in light of all of the circumstances abou what the directors or officers knew or out to have known. If you are a shareholder, director or officer within a corporation and are seeking advice on bring about claims against directors or officers, or you are an officer or director seeking to discuss how to minimize your risk of being personal liable or would like to discuss the business judgement rule, diligence and good faith give us a call and we would be happy to assist you:

• Breaches of Fiduciary Duty
• Failure to Act Honestly
• Breaches of Duty to Exercise Reasonable Care
• Negligence
• Breaches of Competition Law
• Breaches of Securities Regulation
• Misleading or Deceptive Conduct

The different ways in which owners hold property; business undertaking with two or more individuals, corporations and or partnerships who are engaged in a common single project; and two or more individuals and or corporations who may carry on a business with a view to profit as partners. Sometimes proper agreements are not put into place which deals with how to dispose of shared property, how to split the profits, and what roles each individual plays when it comes to completing shared projects or partnerships:

• Co-Ownership Agreements
• Joint Venture Agreements
• Partnership Agreements
• Arbitration
• Dissolving
• Termination
• Conflicts of Interests
• Partition and Sale

We help you recover debt that is owed to you and help you decide on whether to sue for the debt outstanding by considering several factors: 1) the size of the debt; 2) whether the debtor has assets; and 3) locating the assets. We also work on obtaining pre-judgement remedies to prohibit the defendant in a pending action from disposing of assets within the jurisdiction or removing them from the jurisdiction. If you owe a debt and want a strong legal team on your side to negotiate for you, contact us and we will assist you:

• Claim for Debt
• Claim for Interest
• Mareva Injunctions
• Anton Piller Orders
• Garnishment Orders
• Writ of Seizure and Sale
• Writ of Sequestration
• Writ of Possession

Whether you are a buyer, seller or are part of a residential or commercial development project and want to enforce your lien rights or a dispute has arisen over an executed contract give us a call today and one of our lawyers would be able to assist you:

• Construction Disputes
• Contractual Disputes
• Acquisitions, Investments & Commercial Leasing
• Co-Ownerships & Joint Ventures
• Residential and Commercial Development

If your business has suffered harm due to the actions of another business or another person that has caused or is likely to cause financial loss. Then you can bring action against the business or person who has caused or is likely to cause you financial loss. We are ready and prepared to assist you on all your legal issues if your business has sustained or is likely to sustain harm.:

• Inducing Breach of Contracts
• Civil Fraud & Civil Conspiracy
• Injurious Falsehood
• Breach of Confidence, Breach and Abuse of Process
• Unlawful Means Tort
• Conversion
• Passing of (also known Infingement of Trademark)
• Defamation & Slander Title