Category: Breach of Contract

The doctrine of good faith means that all parties involved in a contract are expected to behave honestly and fairly when dealing with each other. The doctrine of utmost good faith is a legal principle that applies to most insurance dealings. We will discuss below the aspects of the principle and how it applies to… read more

One of the most common questions that breach of contract attorneys receive is if a breach of contract is a tort. In order to answer this question, we must first explain the two areas of law: tort and breach of contract. At Dawson & Rosenthal, our breach of contract lawyers reviews contracts regularly to determine… read more

When a person enters into a contract, they should be able to expect the other party involved to uphold their end of the agreement. Unfortunately, there are times when this does not happen. When you take out an insurance policy, you are agreeing to a contract between yourself and the insurance carrier. But what happens… read more