Contract Dispute Resolution

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If your contract terms are changed without your consent, it could be considered a breach of contract. You may have the right to terminate the contract without penalty. Consult a local attorney in Tennessee or Florida to understand your specific rights and options.

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I am a contract driver for a company. I have a contract that pays a * /* split. The owner has changed it to */* on loads paying less than a thousand dollars. Is this a breach of contract. If I leave and it’s not it will cost me * dollars to leave.
Hello Alan, it's nice to meet you. In general, if the terms of your contract are being altered without your agreement, it could be considered a breach of contract. However, the specific laws may vary depending on your location. May I know where you are located?
I live in TN. Company office is in Florida
In both TN and FL:
- Changes to a contract without both parties' agreement is typically a breach.
- You may have legal grounds to contest this change.
- It's advised to consult a local attorney for assistance.
Would I be able to leave without having to pay the * if it is a breach
If the contract alteration constitutes a breach, you generally have the right to terminate the contract without penalty. However, the specifics can depend on the contract's terms and local laws. It's highly recommended to consult with a local attorney.
Local as in TN or local to their office in FL
You should consult with an attorney in the state where the contract is being enforced. So, if you're working in TN under this contract, consult a TN attorney. If the contract is enforced in FL, consult a FL attorney.