Q: Do you handle cases for breached agreements?
On Jan 2021, my wife and I signed an agreement with Beauty Supply Institute, Mableton, GA and we live in Rosenberg, TX. Per the agreement, we would pay $40,000 and after leased a location, BSI would send fixtures and product needed to open our store. We received our fixtures and some of the hair, but to date, we have never received any chemicals. I have called and sent emails but no reply from project management Who I was told to contact. We lost our lease with the store and need BSI to return the funds since they a failing to uphold the agreement.
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Yes, I do handle cases for breached agreements. If you are seeking an attorney, you need to contact that attorney directly. Justia has attorney listings for attorneys who may answer questions in this "Ask a Lawyer" forum.
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A: From your question, it looks like you may be under the impression you're dealing directly with a law firm here, since you ask, "do you handle cases for breach of contract." This is only a Q &A forum. It looks like you're seeking an attorney. If that's the case, you could run your own independent searches, use the "Find a Lawyer" tab above, or use attorney referral sections of local and state bar associations. Those resources are outside this forum, and any arrangements are between you and the attorneys that you reach out to. Good luck
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