“Considering contracts and their termination in a business to business context. What you can do if you have breached a contract and what mechanisms are available to buy you time. What you can do if the other party has breached the contract? If there has been a breach – what type of breach is it? Do you need to provide notice of the breach? When, how and who do you provide notice to? If you wish to terminate a contract, what should you consider first? What are the remedies for breach? Can you seek anything other than damages?”
Breach of Contract
Cesare McArdle
Partner, Commercial & Construction
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