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Civil Litigation

When Legal Issues Arise
You Want A Team to Help
Fighting for you with a Godly sense of Justice!

I cannot say enough great things about Lacourse Law. Joel Lacourse and James Williamson represented me with class and I had a very successful outcome. Cassie always made sure that all of my documents(...)

Whitney R.
Tulsa, OK

Christian Contract Dispute Lawyers in Tulsa Bringing Both Sides Together 

When two or more people come together to do business, they will often use a contract to lay out the terms of their agreement. A contract is a legally binding document that spells out the rights and responsibilities of all parties involved. Contracts can be written or oral, but in order for them to be enforceable in court, they must be written down.

A contract must include the following elements in order to be valid: an offer, an acceptance, consideration (something of value given by each party), and mutual intent (both parties must agree to the same thing). Contracts can be simple or complex, but should always be clear and concise. If there is ever any ambiguity in a contract, it will likely be interpreted in favor of the party that did not draft the agreement.

Contract disputes can arise for a variety of reasons, but often involve disagreements over performance or payment or a breach of contract. If you are involved in a contract dispute, it is important to seek legal counsel right away. A lawyer can help you negotiate a settlement or take your case to court if necessary.

The attorneys at LaCourse Law have years of experience resolving contract disputes. We understand the importance of getting your business back on track as quickly as possible. Contact us today to discuss your case and learn more about how we can help by calling 918-744-7100.

How Do Contract Disputes Happen? 

Most contract disputes happen because of a misunderstanding or a disagreement over performance or payment. Contracts can be complex, and it’s not always easy to determine who is responsible for what. This can lead to disagreements and disputes between the parties involved. Some examples as to how contract disputes happen include:

  • One party not fulfilling their obligations as outlined in the contract
  • A disagreement over the price of goods or services provided under the contract
  • The quality of work performed or goods delivered is not what was agreed upon
  • One party claims that the other breached the contract agreement
  • Someone files a lawsuit alleging that they were wrongfully denied money or services promised to them under a contract.

No matter how your specific dispute arises, it’s important to have an experienced attorney on your side who understands both state and federal law as it applies to contracts. They will be able to help you navigate through this complicated process and work towards a resolution that is fair for both parties involved. Let our Christian lawyers help you get the results you need!

How Are Contract Disputes Settled? 

When two parties have a disagreement about the terms of a contract, they will likely need to go to court in order to settle the dispute. However, contract dispute lawyers can help by mediating between the two sides and bringing them together to negotiate a resolution. This is often much less expensive and time-consuming than going to trial, and it can be more effective in getting everyone on board with the outcome. If you are facing a contract dispute, be sure to speak with an attorney who has experience in this area of law. They will be able to advise you on your best course of action and help you reach a resolution that works for everyone involved.

Contract disputes that can’t be settled through mediation often have to go through arbitration or even litigation to get resolved. While we will fight to avoid having your contract issue boil over into something big, we will fight tooth and nail to make sure you get what you are owed should it come to that. You don’t have to go through this alone, we’re here to help.

What Can a Contract Dispute Lawyer Help Me With? 

Contract dispute lawyers can help you resolve a contract dispute with the other party. This may include negotiations, arbitration, or going to court. Contract disputes can arise from many different situations that our law firm is prepared for.

If you are involved in any type of contractual disagreement, it is important to speak with a litigation lawyer who understands contracts and how to resolve disputes. They will be able to advise you on your best course of action and represent your interests during negotiations or in court. Having an experienced legal professional on your side can make all the difference when trying to reach a resolution.

Which Contract Dispute Attorney Should I Trust?

When it comes to finding the right contract dispute lawyer, you want someone who will be able to bring both sides together and help you come to an amicable agreement. This is where the team at our law firm can help. We have years of experience mediating between parties in a variety of contract disputes, and we can help you too.

Whether you’re a business owner or an individual, if you find yourself in the middle of a contract dispute, don’t hesitate to give us a call. We’ll sit down with you and go over the details of your case, and then we’ll formulate a plan to get things resolved as quickly and efficiently as possible. With our experience and knowledge, we’ll be able to help you get the best possible outcome in your case. Contact LaCourse Law today at 918-744-7100 to get the legal representation you need for your case.

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Testimonials

Jan W.
Tulsa, OK

Joel LaCourse and Zachary Keen have been the best to get me through this difficult time in my life. Zachary has been so caring through this letting me know every detail about what to expect. Thank you so much! Joel I wanted to also thank you for letting God work through you and being God's han(...)

 
Anthony P.
Tulsa, OK

We contacted Joel LaCourse in February of 2021 with a personal legal matter which was very confusing and difficult for our family to navigate. He immediately made us feel at ease, and helped us take the steps necessary to draw towards a resolution. His staff has been a shining example of fri(...)

 
Taylor K.
Tulsa, OK

I got the only the best to say about Lacourse Law. I honestly couldn't have found a better lawyer. The responsibility that they take, providing the best service and the commitment that they provide the entire time that you deal with them. They literally provided everything I needed to move forw(...)

 
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