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The exchange of goods and services in return for payment can be complicated. Contracts are meant to mitigate complications by providing legally binding promises that can be enforced, if necessary, by a court of law. <\/strong><\/p>\n McDowall Cotter is accustomed to representing parties on either end of a contractual dispute. Whether you are suing someone for breach of contract or being sued for same, we can help you achieve a favorable resolution.\u00a0If you are in the San Francisco Peninsula, (San Mateo, Palo Alto, Redwood City, Foster City, Burlingame, Mountain View\u2026), South Bay (San Jose, Sunnyvale, Santa Clara\u2026), Alameda County (Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley, Pleasanton\u2026) and would require more information on contract disputes, our highly knowledgeable lawyers are here to help you and answer any questions.<\/p>\n