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In this episode of Learn About Law, our Elmhurst breach of contract attorneys discuss breach of contract including what qualifies as a breach of contract and what can be done after a contract is breached. A valid contract in the video is defined and detailed to have offer, acceptance, consideration, and capacity to contract.
In this article, our Elmhurst contract litigation attorneys talk about some defenses that can be used in a breach of contract case such as anticipatory repudiation, duress, unconscionability, impracticability, undue influence, fraud, and mistake. Also, the article goes over other considerations in contract defense such as contract loopholes, and one-sided clauses. All of these acts would make the contract illegal and thereby not enforceable.
In this article, our Elmhurst breach of contract attorneys explain the 2-615 and 2-619 motions to dismiss in civil litigation. Both serve the purpose of disposing of an unmeritorious case. The 2-615 Motion to Dismiss is filed when the plaintiff fails to properly state a cause of action in the Complaint. The 2-619 Motion to Dismiss is filed when there is an affirmative matter that will easily defeat the claim.
IF a motion to dismiss is filed, each side will ordinarily submit briefs to the court. This happens before an oral argument is held to persuade the judge in an effort to persuade the judge to rule in your favor.
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