Tag Archives: BREACH OF CONTRACT

Specificity Sometimes Key; Sometimes Not

Robert M. WolinBy Robert M. Wolin on Posted in Uncategorized
Time spent drafting and negotiating an agreement often pays dividends in assuring that each party gets the benefits they desire through the agreement and incurs obligations no greater than they intended. Two recent cases, discussed below, demonstrate how small drafting oversights resulted in significant litigation costs to the parties and in one case, the party’s … Continue Reading

We Cured the Breach of Contract! Oh No, You Didn’t

Robert M. WolinBy Robert M. Wolin on Posted in Uncategorized
A recent decision from a North Carolina federal court raises interesting lessons for providers surrounding contractual cure and damages provisions. Cone Health entered into a contract with Conifer Physician Services for the provision of revenue management, health information management and billing services. Cone Health has spent a great deal of effort since – litigating whether … Continue Reading
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