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Commercial disputes 101

Erica Taylor by Erica Taylor
15 December 2024
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Unfortunately, disputes are a reality in business. Understanding the most common causes of commercial disputes and how to address them can help mitigate the risks that give rise to them, and in turn avoid lengthy court battles. In this ablogrticle we delve into the frequent types of commercial disputes, the initial steps to take if things go wrong, and various out-of-court resolution options.  Common Causes of Commercial Disputes Commercial disputes typically arise between businesses and are often centered around the contract terms or the performance of a contract. Some of the most common causes are set out below. Contractual Disputes: These disputes often occur when a party fails to meet the obligations outlined in a contract. Issues may involve the quality of goods or services provided, failure to make payments, or late deliveries. Where the parties enter into a written contract, it should be clearly drafted with key terms such as the scope of the goods and/or services to be provided...

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Erica Taylor

Erica Taylor

I have worked in the legal industry for over 25 years in a variety of capacities, with almost 15 of those years spent practising law. I have also worked as a legal author, educator and editor. My experience has taught me the importance of being able to interpret the law in a way that anyone can understand. At the Legal Literacy Foundation we take complex legal principles and break them down into easy to understand concepts so you can engage with the law in a constructive and meaningful way.

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