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Man in a Suit on His PhoneWhen involved in a business dispute, you will want someone watching your back to make sure your best interests are protected. Corporate legal documents are long and complex, and you are not expected to fully comprehend them in their entirety without help. If a dispute arises regarding a contract or other business transactions, our knowledgeable business litigation lawyers in Knoxville can serve as your legal representation. We have extensive experience analyzing corporate legal documents and protecting our clients’ best interests.

If you are involved in a business dispute, call 865-544-2010 to schedule a meeting with the proven legal team at Eldridge and Cravens, PC.

What Are the Different Types of Contract Disputes?

When it comes time to sign a contract, you may need advice to help you consider all the long-term impacts set forth by the terms and conditions. In some instances, you may have signed an agreement in good faith, with the belief that the document was designed to protect your best interests. Even in instances where this is true, it is not unusual for someone to run into problems with their contracts as time goes on.

Whether you are experiencing damage as a result of the current conditions of your contract or need help stopping someone from breaching an existing contract, the lawyers at Eldridge and Cravens, PC can help.

Contract disputes may involve:

  • Disputes with terms of employment
  • Disagreements over the definition of contract terms
  • Accusations of coercion and fraud
  • Disputes about whether a party has lived up to the terms of an agreement
  • Claims that contracts were intentionally misleading or vague
  • A material breach of contract that violates the terms of the contract as a whole
  • A minor breach of contract which violates certain terms of the contract

Contracts can be vague and open to interpretation. A successful outcome for your case depends on crafting a solid argument that can clearly demonstrate your side of the situation. Our team can work closely with you to achieve your or your business’s goals.

What is a Non-Compete Agreement?

A non-compete agreement is a contract that forbids you from working with a business or entity that directly competes with the business you are currently affiliated with. The terms of a non-compete agreement can continue for several years even after you have stopped working for an employer.

What is a Non-Compete Agreement Violation?

There are many rules that regulate what a legal non-compete agreement may include. For instance, a non-compete cannot:

  • forever bar you from working with a competitor,
  • nor can it infringe on your ability to seek new employment and obtain income.

If you are running into a conflict due to a non-compete agreement, contact our Knoxville business law attorneys today to review your contract. We may be able to find something that will free you of your non-compete terms or hold another party to the terms of the agreement.

Call 865-544-2010 today to request a consultation at Eldridge and Cravens, PC.

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