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Broken Agreements & Contracts Solicitors Essex
When an agreement breaks down, it can quickly create stress, financial uncertainty and damaged relationships. Our broken agreements and contracts solicitors in Essex provide clear, practical advice to help you understand your rights, resolve disputes efficiently and protect your position with confidence.
Has a contract or agreement been broken?
A broken agreement can leave you feeling frustrated and unsure where you stand. Whether the issue involves a written contract, a verbal agreement or unmet obligations, early legal advice can make a significant difference. Our Dispute Resolution Team supports clients across Essex, helping you understand whether a breach has occurred, what remedies may be available and how best to resolve the dispute.
Concerns About a Breach of Contract
A contract has been breached and the other party refuses to put matters right.
Unpaid Sums or Unfulfilled Obligations
You are owed money or services under an agreement that has not been honoured.
Breakdown of Contractual Negotiations
A business or personal agreement has broken down and negotiations have stalled.
Responding to Allegations of Breach
You are being accused of breaching a contract and need advice on your position.
Resolving Contract Disputes Efficiently
You want to resolve a dispute efficiently without unnecessary court proceedings.
Speak to our team
Broken Agreements & Contracts Services
We advise individuals and businesses on a wide range of contract disputes, from early advice through to formal litigation where required.
Advice on whether a breach has occurred and the remedies available, including compensation or enforcement.
You have been told, or it has become clear, that the other party does not intend to honour the contract before performance is due. Early legal advice can help you understand your options before losses increase.
You are dealing with a serious breach that goes to the heart of the contract, leaving you without the benefit you agreed to. We can advise on your rights to terminate the contract and seek appropriate remedies.
You are facing a breach that is significant but may not justify ending the contract entirely. We help you assess the impact of the breach and decide the most proportionate next steps.
You want to pursue a legal claim to recover losses caused by a breach of contract. We can advise on the strength of your claim, likely outcomes and whether court action is the right course.
Holly Minney
Head of Dispute Resolution
Schedule a call to discuss a broken agreement or contract and your next steps.
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Why choose Mullis & Peake
Disputes involving broken agreements often combine legal complexity with emotional and financial pressure. Our Essex based Dispute Resolution Team offers calm, strategic advice, focusing on practical outcomes while protecting your interests at every stage of the process.
Clear legal assessment
We explain your rights and options in plain English from the outset.
Resolution focused
Practical advice aimed at settling disputes efficiently where possible.
Litigation strength
Experienced representation if court action becomes necessary.
Local expertise
Trusted solicitors with strong knowledge of Essex courts and procedures.
Frequently asked questions
A contract is usually considered broken when one party fails to meet their agreed obligations. This may involve non payment, poor performance, delays or refusing to carry out agreed terms. Each case depends on the wording of the agreement and the surrounding circumstances. We can review your situation and advise whether a breach has occurred and what steps you can take.
No. Verbal agreements can be legally binding, although they are often harder to prove.
In many cases, compensation may be available to reflect financial loss caused by the breach.
Yes. Courts expect parties to consider negotiation or mediation where appropriate.
Time limits vary, but many contract claims must be brought within six years.
Early legal advice can help you respond appropriately and protect your position.
Get in touch with our Broken Agreements & Contracts team
If an agreement has broken down and you are unsure what to do next, early advice can help you regain control. Our Dispute Resolution Team is here to listen, assess your situation and guide you towards a clear and practical solution.
Specialist contract dispute expertise
– Dedicated solicitors with deep experience advising on broken agreements, breach of contract claims and practical dispute resolution.
Fast, confidential advice
– Clear guidance when you need it most.
No-obligation consultation
– Understand your options before you decide.
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