Will Newman has represented clients in numerous contract disputes. These include breaches of:
Agreements that govern complex investments;
Asset purchase agreements;
Master service agreements and statements of work;
Implied and express product warranties;
Employment, commission, and service agreements;
Sales agreements;
Loan agreements and promissory notes; and
Leases
Contract disputes require a lawyer to pay great attention to detail and to learn a great deal about the client’s business. Often the strongest arguments that may support or defeat a contract claim come from passages in an agreement that are easy to miss or from laws that affect how a court may interpret an agreement.
Will has over a decade of experience reviewing agreements and crafting arguments for clients to help them present strong claims and defenses in contract disputes. He has represented clients in disputes over contracts in arbitration, in court hearings, and at trial. His experience includes:
Successfully representing a software company in a contract dispute, convincing the court to dismiss the case before discovery.
Successfully representing a lender in a loan dispute, convincing the court to reject the borrower’s defenses.
Successfully representing a major product brand in an arbitration against an event organizer that breached its agreement.
Multiple successful trials arising from disputes over asset purchase agreements and master services agreements.