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Most of the cases handled by Harper Law either start with or somehow involve one or more contracts. Many people don't realize how many contracts they enter into on a daily basis, and how the basic - and sometimes not so basic - principles of contract law govern the disputes they may be involved in. If you are an employer, employee, landlord, tenant, real estate buyer or seller, own a business, have a policy of insurance, or even just shop at a store, you are a party to a contract. Those contracts grant you certain rights and also subject you to certain obligations. Kevin Harper and the law firm of Harper Law PLC is here to help sort out those rights and obligations. Contract litigation is a significant part of Harper Law's practice. Because of our experience handling contract litigation we are also uniquely positioned to help advise our clients with contract formation and negotiation. Attention to the details at the time of contract formation can be vital to the enforceability of the contract later on. Although it might be nice if what a contract says (or what you think it says) is how it will be treated by an Arizona court, that is not always the case. Sometimes, a contract or portion of a contract may be found to be illegal and/or unenforceable for a variety of reasons. Whether you are about to enter into a contract, are concerned that you or someone else is breaching a contract, or are embroiled in lititgation, Harper Law is prepared to help you. We encourage you to schedule a consultation with Kevin to discuss your Arizona Contract Law questions.
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