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Economic Duress: Vindicating Your Free Will in Contract Law

Post Overview: Protecting Against Coercion This post explores the economic duress defense in contract law, a vital safeguard that can render an agreement voidable when one party is coerced by illegitimate pressure and has no reasonable alternative but to submit. We examine the core legal elements, differentiate between duress and tough commercial bargaining, and discuss […]

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Unjust Enrichment: Claiming Restitution Without a Contract

Meta Description: Understanding Unjust Enrichment The claim of unjust enrichment allows you to seek restitution when a party unfairly benefits at your expense, even without a formal contract. Learn the three essential legal elements, the difference from a breach of contract claim, and the remedies available, such as Constructive Trust and Quantum Meruit, to ensure

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