Service Disputes for Plaintiffs and Defendants
Service disputes frequently arise from scope changes, unclear deliverables, missed deadlines, and payment disagreements. We represent both sides service providers seeking payment and customers seeking performance, credits, or damages.
Common Service Dispute Issues
- Scope, change orders, and “out of scope” charges
- Allegations of defective work or incomplete performance
- Payment disputes, retainers, and milestone billing
- Termination rights, cure periods, and replacement services
- Documentation disputes (what was agreed and when)
Efficient Resolution Options
- Demand letters and structured negotiations
- Targeted discovery and motion practice
- Settlement frameworks tied to objective deliverables
- Litigation through judgment when necessary
If a service relationship has deteriorated and the amounts at stake justify action, contact us to evaluate your leverage and options.
FAQ
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What evidence matters most in a service dispute?
The most important evidence of a service dispute is going to be the contract agreed to by the parties detailing the level of service expected and provided. The next important evidence would be evidence showing either performance or nonperformance.
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What if the agreement terms are unclear?
If agreement terms are unclear then a judge or jury would determine what the objective intent of the agreement was as shown by agreements, past performance and expectations.