Breach of Contract Attorneys | King & Jones
When a Broken Agreement Threatens Your Business, We Fight to Make It Right
At King & Jones, we represent businesses and individuals in high-stakes breach of contract disputes, on both sides of the table. We’ve litigated contract cases for plaintiffs and defendants across nearly every industry and jurisdiction — and we know that the outcome of these disputes is almost always shaped by how well your legal team prepares from day one.
What Is a Breach of Contract?
A breach of contract occurs when one party fails to fulfill its obligations under a legally binding agreement — written or oral — without a lawful excuse. Breaches can be obvious (a vendor stops delivering goods) or subtle (a partner quietly violates a confidentiality clause), but the legal consequences can be equally serious in either case.
To establish a breach of contract claim, you generally need to show:
- A valid contract existed — An agreement with offer, acceptance, and consideration
- You performed your obligations — Or had a valid reason for not doing so
- The other party breached — They failed to meet a material term of the agreement
- You suffered damages — The breach caused quantifiable financial harm
Types of Contract Disputes We Handle
King & Jones represents clients across a wide spectrum of commercial and business contract matters, including:
- Business-to-business disputes — Broken deals, unpaid invoices, and failure to perform between commercial parties
- Partnership and shareholder agreements — Disputes over ownership rights, profit distributions, buyouts, and governance obligations
- Asset and equity purchase agreements — Disputes arising from business acquisitions, including breaches of representations and warranties, earnout disagreements, and post-closing adjustment claims
- Commercial leases and real estate contracts — Landlord-tenant disputes, purchase agreement failures, and lease enforcement
- Employment and executive compensation agreements — Wrongful termination, deferred compensation, bonus disputes, and severance enforcement
- Supply chain and vendor contracts — Supplier failures, delivery disputes, and indemnification claims
- Consulting agreements — Disputes over the scope of work, deliverables, fees, and exclusivity obligations between businesses and their advisors or independent contractors
- License agreements — Enforcement and defense of intellectual property licensing disputes, including software, technology, and brand licensing
- Non-compete and confidentiality agreements — Enforcement of restrictive covenants and protection of trade secrets
- Artificial Intelligence Agreements – Disputes over whether the artificial intelligence agent performed according to the standards negotiated between the parties
Plaintiff or Defendant — We’re Ready for Both Sides
Some firms handle only one side of contract disputes. We don’t. Having litigated for both plaintiffs and defendants across decades of practice, we understand how the other side thinks — and we use that perspective to build stronger cases, anticipate opposing arguments, and find leverage others miss.
Whether you’re pursuing damages, defending against a claim you believe is meritless, or trying to enforce your rights before a dispute escalates, King & Jones brings a litigation-first mindset that prepares every case for trial — even when it resolves before getting there.
How Breach of Contract Cases Are Resolved
Not every contract dispute belongs in a courtroom. Depending on the agreement and the circumstances, resolution may come through:
- Negotiation — Direct settlement discussions that preserve relationships and minimize costs
- Arbitration — A binding private proceeding, often required by contract
- Litigation — Full trial advocacy when the stakes demand it
Our attorneys are skilled and experienced in all three, and we’ll recommend the approach that best serves your interests — not just the path of least resistance.
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