Non-fulfillment of the terms of the contract for the provision of services

The conclusion of a contract for the provision of services is a legal guarantee for the customer that he will receive the desired result, and the executor – that he will receive the stipulated remuneration. However, in practice, situations sometimes arise when the executor does not fulfill or improperly fulfills his obligations. Below we will consider in detail what can be considered a failure to perform services, how to act in such a situation, and how our company’s lawyers can help you protect your rights.

What can be considered a failure to perform services?

Improper fulfillment (non-fulfillment) of the terms of the contract for the provision of services can be considered:

1. Complete lack of performance: the executor has not started work or has not fulfilled any clause of the contract.
2. Improper performance: the performer performed the work poorly, with defects, or not in full.
3. Delay in execution: the executor performed the work later than the term specified in the contract.

Examples of services, for non-fulfillment of which a lawsuit is most often filed

• Construction and repair works: low-quality execution of construction works, delay in putting the object into operation, inconsistency of the result of the contract.
• Transportation services: cargo damage or loss, delivery delay, route mismatch.
• Medical services: poor-quality treatment, inconsistency of the provided services with the contract, untimely provision of assistance.
• Educational services: non-compliance of teaching with the terms of the contract, poor quality provision of knowledge, non-fulfillment of promises regarding employment.

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Is it possible to resolve issues in the pre-trial process with the help of a lawyer?

In many cases, lawyers can help resolve matters before the court. Advantages of this dispute resolution:

1. Saving time and money. Pretrial proceedings are usually much faster and cheaper than court proceedings.
2. Preservation of business relations. Resolving a dispute without court involvement can help preserve the business relationship between the parties.
3. An opportunity to find a compromise. In the pre-trial procedure, the parties have more opportunities to negotiate and find a compromise solution that will satisfy everyone.

A lawyer can help you:

1. Make a claim. It should contain a clear description of the violation, requirements for the executor and the deadline for their fulfillment. A lawyer will help you to correctly file a claim and send it to the executor.
2. A lawyer can act on your behalf and negotiate with the executor. He can help you reach an agreement on damages, remedies or termination of the contract.
3. A lawyer can suggest alternative dispute resolution methods, such as mediation or arbitration.

It is important to note that not all disputes can be resolved out of court. If the executor refuses to meet or you cannot reach an agreement with him, you can file a lawsuit. Contact a lawyer to do everything competently and efficiently.

In which court to file a lawsuit?

The choice of court depends on the specific situation and circumstances of your contract. Most often, lawsuits for non-fulfillment of the terms of the contract for the provision of services by a legal entity are submitted to the local commercial court or the general court, depending on the field of services. The lawyer will determine exactly the jurisdiction of the case.

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Why is it better to contact an experienced lawyer right away?

The legal company “Prykhodko and partners” has extensive experience in resolving disputes related to the non-fulfillment of contracts for the provision of services. There are many reasons why it is best to contact an experienced attorney immediately if you are facing a breach of contract:

1. Knowledge of laws and practices:

• A lawyer has deep knowledge of laws and court practice, which will allow him to correctly assess your situation and develop an effective strategy for protecting your rights.
• He knows what evidence you need, how to prepare it correctly and present it in court.

2. Case management experience:

• The lawyer has experience in conducting similar cases, which significantly increases the chances of a successful outcome.
• He knows how to properly conduct negotiations, draw up claims, lawsuits and other documents.

3. Saving time and effort:

• Contacting a lawyer will save you time and effort.
• You will not need to independently study the laws, collect evidence, prepare documents.

4. Protection of your rights:

• The lawyer will defend your rights and interests at all stages of dispute resolution.
• He will represent you in court, communicate with other participants in the process.

5. Risk reduction:

• Contacting a lawyer will help you minimize the risks associated with breach of contract.
• It will help you avoid mistakes that can negatively affect the outcome of the case.

By contacting the lawyers of “Prykhodko and Partners”, you can be sure that your rights will be protected. We apply maximum effort to each case, we study all the nuances individually.

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