At its core, contract law is built on the simple yet powerful idea that people should do what they said they would do.

At its core, contract law is built on the simple yet powerful idea that people should do what they said they would do. When two or more parties enter into an agreement, they create mutual obligations that the law recognizes and enforces. This principle -- often summed up as "pacta sunt servanda," Latin for "agreements must be kept" -- is essential for building trust and predictability in personal, business, and legal relationships. By holding individuals and organizations accountable for fulfilling their commitments, contract law provides a framework that supports fairness, stability, and cooperation in society.

If you're a party to a contract that you believe has been breached or is about to be breached, give us a call at 253.858.5434 to see how we can help. We represent clients throughout Washington and Idaho and are available to meet in person, by phone, or via video conference.