QUESTION
Would a demand letter for specific performance be the best recourse to recoup purchased domains?
Asked on May 02nd, 2015 on Breach of Contract - Florida
More details to this question:
A former associate purchased domains while we were in the course of negotiating a larger deal. The larger deal never came to fruition. He purchased the domain names at his own expense. We, happily, sent payment for the transfer of the domains which he accepted. Business cards were created and distributed with the domain names that we have yet to access effectively placing our business "on hold". Would a demand letter for specific performance be the wisest next step? All other requests have failed."
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Consumer Debt Collector Harassment & Abuse Attorney serving Tampa, FL
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Tischhauser Law Group
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So far the "self lawyering" has been the source of your problems to date. If this is really a significant business issue, then it would be significant enough to retain a lawyer to address in proper fashion. Otherwise what you describe is the typical "pissing contest" between former business associates over small financial issues that simply destroy an upstart business.
Answered on May 03rd, 2015 at 8:29 AM
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