Our Scott County breach of contract attorneys are attentive and provide superior representation with cost effective rates. We will ensure protection of your rights and deliver favorable resolution to your contract litigation matters.
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Scott County Breach of Contract Attorneys
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Kevin O'Flaherty oversees all legal matters and is actively involved in making sure every client's case, big or small, is handled with excellence and attention to detail. He is available to contact through phone and email and his rates are available upon request.
Business owners have inherent risks with the businesses they run. When hiring contractors or employees, each new hire can be a source of problems, but including clauses and having detailed contracts can prevent a business in the end. Our Scott County breach of contract attorneys explain guidelines in place to create clauses that protect businesses.
Read more about Scott County non compete agreements from our Scott County contract dispute lawyers.
In this video, out Scott County breach of contract attorneys discuss Scott County non compete laws.
Iowa businesses need to ensure that they are protected in the instance that an employee or independent contractor stirs up trouble. There are special clauses that can be included in contracts to ensure this, and our Scott County breach of contract attorneys cover a few, including non-compete clauses, trade secret clauses, non-solicitation clauses, non-disparagement clauses and a host of other important items to include in your employment contracts and IC agreements.
In this video, our Scott County breach of contract attorneys discuss important clauses to include in Scott County employee contracts.
Buyer's remorse is a real feeling, and our Scott County breach of contract attorneys are here to tell you that there are ways to cancel a contract after it has been signed. Making purchases can often be a big ordeal, but there are ways to go back on your purchase. Our Scott County attorneys explain how you can go about canceling a contract after it’s been signed, the FTC’s “three-day rule,” and how the ability to cancel depends on the industry or item being sold.
In this video, our Scott County breach of contract attorneys discuss important clauses to include in Scott County employee contracts.
