Warranties in Pennsylvania - Lawyers For Contracts

Warranties.
You need to know what the warranty
langauge in your agreement means. Perhaps
the supposed "warranty" actually limits the
rights you would have otherwise enjoyed but
for the "warranty" language. Likewise, if you
are a merchant, the supposed "warranty"
language in your standard agreement may
not fully protect your rights. It is always a
good idea to speak to an attorney sooner
rather than later. It can save you money
down the road, ultimately.

Breach of Express Warranty.
It is relatively easy to accuse another of
breaching a warranty; however, actual proof
of the breach is another matter. We often
ask clients: What was the agreement
between the parties? What was your intent
when entering into the agreement for the
warranty? You need to know what law wil
apply if the contract fails to contain a
written warranty.

Implied Warranty.
In certain instances, there are warranties
implied in agreements pursuant to
Pennsylvania and federal law, even if you
never discussed the prospect of a warranty
with the other side. You should discuss your
case with an attorney especially if your
contract involves more than a few hundred
dollars.

Our Warranty Litigation Practice We litigate breach of contract (warranty) cases
throughout Western Pennsylvania. Our Pittsburgh and Beaver County attorneys can help
you throughout Western Pennsylvania, including: Allegheny County (Pittsburgh), Beaver
County, Butler County, Washington County, Lawrence, and Greene Counties
(Waynesburg). Set up an appointment for consultation with an attorney. A lawyer can
come to you in Fayette (Uniontown), Johnstown, Westmoreland County (Greensburg),
Cambria County, Greene County, Weirton, Wheeling, Morgantown, Monongahela,
Monroeville, South Hills, Ross, Monaca, South Side (Pittsburgh), Shadyside (Pittsburgh),
Monroeville, North Side (Pittsburgh) Avalon, and Bellevue. Each lawyer with us handles
breach of contract issues.