Unpaid Invoices?
Breach of Contract?
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We handle a wide range of contract and business disputes, including unpaid invoices, breach of contract, unfinished work, professional services disputes, supply and vendor disputes, partnership disputes, and non-compete disputes. If your situation doesn't fit neatly into one of these, tell us what happened and we'll let you know if we can help.

No. While a signed contract makes a case easier to prove, emails, invoices, text messages, and a documented history of the working relationship can also establish that an agreement existed and was broken. Share whatever records you have and we'll assess what you're working with.

Nothing. Your initial AI-powered case check is completely free and takes just a few minutes. If we take your case, we work on contingency, so you pay no attorney fees upfront.

It varies by case. Some disputes resolve within weeks through negotiation or a demand letter, while others that require litigation can take several months or longer. Once we review your case, we'll give you a realistic timeline based on your specific situation.

You may still be able to pursue your case in California if the contract was formed or performed here, or if the other party does sufficient business in the state. Out-of-state parties add complexity around jurisdiction and serving legal documents, so it's worth having an attorney confirm your options before filing.

Yes. We represent business owners, contractors, freelancers, and individuals across the Bay Area who are owed money or have been wronged in a contract or business dispute.

Start with a brief description of what happened, along with copies of any contracts, invoices, emails, or messages related to the dispute. The more documentation you have, the more accurately we can evaluate your case, but you can begin with just your side of the story.

We work on a contingency basis, typically 33% of what we recover. You pay nothing upfront, and if we don't recover anything for you, you owe us nothing for attorney fees.