Our Naperville contract litigation attorneys further discuss common defenses to breach of contract in the following companion article. These may include:

• Duress
• Unconscionability
• Impracticability
• Undue Influence
• Fraud
• Anticipatory Repudiation
• Mistake

Additionally, we explain other considerations in contract defense that could potentially make the contract illegal. These include contract loopholes and unenforceable one-sided clauses.

Read the full article by our Naperville contract litigation lawyers about defenses to breach of contract.

Our Naperville contract litigation lawyers help you better understand Motions to Dismiss in contract litigation in this supplemental article.

Motions to Dismiss include two different types, 2-615 and a 2-619. In this article, we discuss the difference between them and how Motions to Dismiss can terminate unmeritorious cases. If a Motion to Dismiss is filed, both sides will submit briefs to the court. This is done before an oral argument in hopes of persuading the judge to rule in your favor.​​

Read the full article by our Naperville breach of contract lawyers about Motions to Dismiss in contract litigation.

Our Naperville contract litigation attorneys discuss the importance of an attorney fee clause in your contracts in the following companion article.

In general, the attorney fee clause allows the winning party in a contract litigation to collect court cost and attorney fees from the opposing party. The attorney fee clause prevents lawsuits over minor disagreements and makes meritorious suits more affordable.

Read the full article by our Naperville contract litigation attorneys about attorney fee clauses in Illinois contract litigation.