Learn about breach of contract from Sam Scheurich, Associate Attorney at Burnham Law
This is a simple cause of action. Initially you need a contract and the plaintiff for the party bringing the cause of action will need to establish that you've fully or partially performed, or you had illegal reason to not do so.
Second, you're going to have to prove that the defendant breached the contract in some way. So didn't adhere to some promise made in the contract.
Lastly, you have to establish damages, and generally in this sort of cause of action it's going to be financial harm.
There are lots of nuances to this cause of action despite how simple it sounds, including things like liquidated damag...