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I'm Thinking About Suing in a Contract Dispute

Initially, the potential litigant should consider what benefits he or she expected to obtain from the contract in question, what benefits he or she actually did obtain (if any), and the perceived reasons why reality didn’t meet those expectations. He or she must strongly consider any personal or business relationship developed with the alleged wrongdoer, and how the pursuit of litigation may affect that relationship. If, based upon that analysis, the potential litigant believes that the value …