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Breach of Contract & Disputes

Demand letters, negotiation and litigation when a deal falls apart — still in sentences a client can follow.

Practice

Contract

Fee model

Hourly $375–$525

Turnaround

Demand in 5 days

Breach of Contract & Disputes

Who this is for

The vendor who stopped delivering. The buyer who vanished after diligence. The partner who is reading the operating agreement for the first time, too late.

How we work

We read the file, write a demand a judge could follow, and give you the three paths: settle, sue, or walk. If we file, the partner who signed the letter is the one who appears.

Typical fees

Hourly. Partners $525, senior associates $425, associates $375. A demand-and-negotiation phase is often capped after the first call.

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Harrow & Vale LLP

A fourteen-attorney firm in Charlotte and Raleigh. Two practices, done exceptionally: real estate and contract law. Clear terms. Solid ground.

Charlotte

201 S Tryon Street, Suite 1800
Charlotte, NC 28202
(704) 555-0142

Raleigh

434 Fayetteville Street, Suite 2200
Raleigh, NC 27601
(919) 555-0188

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