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Webb & Bordson, APC, a breach of contract lawyer firm in California (http://wblawgroup.com/Breach-of-Contr...) explains how to know if you should sue for breach of contract.

As a breach of contract attorney in San Diego, I know suing or getting sued for breach of contract requires three elements which may be compared to a camera's tripod. Like a tripod, if one element or "leg" is missing, then the tripod or case cannot stand.

The three elements that comprise a breach of contract are: 1) the existence of a contract; 2) a breach of one or more of the terms of the contract; and 3) plaintiff has suffered damages as a proximate result of the breach.

The first element should be easy to prove, especially if the parties entered a written contract. The plaintiff just has to show a copy of the contract signed by both parties to prove this element of his case. Proving the existence of an or

al contract may be a bit tougher, but not impossible. Often times a receipt, an invoice, an ema

il or another form of communication can be used to demonstrate an agreement between the two parties.

The second element constitutes the very heart of the lawsuit. One party did not honor his part of the agreement. An athlete signed a multi-year, multi-million contract with his team. The team however did not pay him on his last year. A performer agreed to guest in a certain event and sing a number of songs with titles specifically requested by the client. On the day of the event, the performer chose to sing a different set of songs. As a result many of the event's patrons demanded a refund.

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