At
Omni Law, P.C., our
Philadelphia breach of contract lawyers are specialists in contract law, possessing the knowledge and expertise necessary to interpret and enforce contract terms. This focus ensures that our clients’ rights are protected and that they understand their obligations under the contract.
We understand that determining whether a breach of contract has occurred can be complex. Whether you enforce the terms or are alleged to be failing to fulfill the obligations under the agreement, our Philadelphia County attorney helps Pennsylvania companies choose the best action to address the breach and seek appropriate remedies.
We build and nurture long-term relationships with our clients, enabling them to see each potential angle of their business and legal needs. This is crucial for any legal action or negotiation that may follow. With Omni Law, no detail is left to chance. 
Omni Law: Experienced Breach of Contract Lawyers in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
At Omni Law P.C, our Philadelphia business and corporate attorneys provide expert legal counsel for individuals, entrepreneurs, start-ups, partnerships, and long-established corporations when pursuing breach of contract solutions—no matter which side of the dispute they are on.
We represent our clients in breach of contract negotiations and lawsuits involving:
A material breach is a significant failure that goes to the heart of the contract. It prevents the contract from being completed or significantly diminishes its value. This breach usually entitles the non-breaching party to terminate the contract and seek damages.
Also known as a partial or immaterial breach, a minor breach involves a slight deviation from the terms of the contract that does not substantially affect the outcome. The non-breaching party may still be entitled to damages but must continue to perform their obligations under the contract.
This occurs when one party indicates, either through words or actions, that they will not be fulfilling their contractual obligations in the future. The non-breaching party can treat this as an immediate breach and may pursue remedies.
An actual breach happens when one party fails to perform their duties as specified in the contract on the due date or performs them improperly.
