Contract Disputes
Almost all business relationships are based upon a written agreement, called a contract. The contract sets out what each party can or cannot do. Not all contracts are perfectly written, and it is difficult for a contract to anticipate every situation. When a party does not do what it is supposed to do under a contract, or when there is a dispute regarding what the contract means, an attorney who did not draft the contract may need to get involved. Gaslowitz Frankel LLC attorneys have a strong record of success in handling contract disputes and breach of contract cases representing hundreds of thousands of dollars to millions of dollars.
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Colonial Bank v. Boulder Bankcard Processing, Inc. - Indemnification agreement dispute
Posted: March 9th, 2009 by Gaslowitz Frankel LLC
Our client, a credit card transaction processing service, brought an action against a bank for failure to pay its losses pursuant to an indemnification agreement. The trial court granted our client summary judgment; the bank appealed and our client cross-appealed. The Georgia Court of Appeals ruled in favor of our client on almost every issue, holding that the indemnity agreement required the bank to pay our client for its losses, and that our client was entitled to both prejudgment interest on damages and an award of attorney fees and expenses calculated in accordance with agreement provisions.
254 Ga. App. 686 (2002)
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