Every day in society, contractual obligations are formed. This way you can conclude several agreements in one day, often without realizing it. For example, consider a purchase agreement when purchasing a drink on a terrace or a book in the store. In summary, contractual obligations are commonplace and common. In short, an agreement is therefore nothing more than an agreement between two or more parties, whereby they indicate that they will comply with their obligations. The parties may expect each other to adhere to the content of the agreement

Problems arise when there is uncertainty about the agreements made, or when one of the parties fails to fulfill its obligations. We help you to make sure the parties know their rights and obligations and to solve problems related to the conclusion or performance of contracts.

In addition to contractual obligations, there are also legal obligations. By far the most important legal obligation is tort. For example, a child who accidentally kicks his ball through a neighbor’s window, someone who accidentally bumps into a car and leaves a deep scratch, or your dog who bites a pedestrian. By law you are obliged to do so. To compensate for the damage to the owner (commitment to compensation. Are you involved in a wrongful act?

We will first outline the legal framework and explain to you what options the law offers you to claim compensation.
Contact us and together we will discuss which option will lead to the best result for you.