Contracts are the foundation of every business relationship. When one party fails to uphold their end of an agreement, the financial and operational impact can be significant.
At Roussos Law Group, we help Florida businesses resolve breach of contract disputes efficiently and strategically — whether through negotiation, mediation, or courtroom litigation. Our attorneys draw on a deep understanding of Florida business law and practical experience to protect your interests and restore stability to your operations.
A breach of contract occurs when one party fails to fulfill its obligations as defined in a legally binding agreement. This can involve failure to deliver goods or services, late performance, payment defaults, or violations of confidentiality or non-compete provisions.
Florida recognizes four main types of breaches:
Under Florida Statutes Chapters 672–679 (which govern commercial transactions and the Uniform Commercial Code), these disputes often involve complex evidentiary issues, including written agreements, performance records, and communications between parties.
At Roussos Law Group, we represent clients in a wide range of contract-related disputes across industries, including:
Whether you’re enforcing your rights or defending against breach allegations, we provide clear, strategic guidance from start to resolution.
Not all contract disputes require a courtroom battle — but when litigation becomes necessary, preparation and precision are key.
At Roussos Law Group, we handle every stage of the dispute process with care and diligence:
Each step is managed with professionalism and respect for your business objectives.
The best defense against contract disputes is prevention. Many breaches can be avoided with clear drafting, consistent documentation, and proactive legal review.
Roussos Law Group works with businesses to identify potential weaknesses and implement safeguards such as:
By addressing these areas early, businesses can reduce legal exposure and maintain healthy commercial relationships.
? It varies depending on complexity. Some disputes are resolved through negotiation within weeks, while others require formal litigation that can take several months or more.
Yes. Many cases are settled through mediation or private negotiation before reaching trial.
Typical remedies include compensatory damages, specific performance, or restitution — depending on the nature of the breach.
You’ll generally need the contract itself, documentation of your performance, communication records, and proof of the other party’s failure to comply.
Under F.S. §95.11(2)(b), the statute of limitations is typically five years for written contracts and four years for oral contracts.
Our experienced attorneys are ready to guide you through every step with confidence.
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? It varies depending on complexity. Some disputes are resolved through negotiation within weeks, while others require formal litigation that can take several months or more.
Yes. Many cases are settled through mediation or private negotiation before reaching trial.
Typical remedies include compensatory damages, specific performance, or restitution — depending on the nature of the breach.
You’ll generally need the contract itself, documentation of your performance, communication records, and proof of the other party’s failure to comply.
Under F.S. §95.11(2)(b), the statute of limitations is typically five years for written contracts and four years for oral contracts.
