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In this article, our Peoria civil litigation legal team explains some of the remedies that can be used for breach of contract cases.
Five common remedies for breach of contract include:
Awarding of damages is the most common remedy for breach of contract as compensation for losses as a result of breach of contract. The party who is injured by the breach is entitled to this benefit.
Read more from our Peoria litigation attorneys about breach of contract in Peoria.
Our Peoria civil litigation attorneys have written the following blog article to help you better understand the written discovery phase of litigation and how it works in your potential civil case.
Your Peoria civil dispute attorney has to uncover as much as he or she possibly can about you, your adversary, and your situation in order to determine what course of action is best for you. The vast majority of civil cases settle during this discovery phase because one side or other comes across facts that tell the attorney the client would be unlikely to win at trial. So, how does this whole process begin?
A Peoria litigation matter will enter multiple steps during the entire litigation process. In most cases, the parties will settle before trial. The less time spent in the courts typically means both parties will spend less on legal fees and court costs. However, during discovery, your attorney’s job is to literally discover how strong or weak your case is, and how to proceed from there.
Read more from our Peoria litigation attorneys on written discovery in Peoria litigation matters.
In the following Learn About Law companion article, our Peoria civil litigation team further explores Motions to Dismiss under Illinois law.
The first step of every Peoria litigation case is filing a Complaint. This will state the cause of action and outlines the civil law that has been violated by the Defendant. It also serves the purpose of outlining the damages that the Plaintiff is entitled to. The defendant then is faced with two choices once the Complaint has been served:
Read more about Motions to Dismiss in Peoria from our Peoria litigation lawyers.
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