Top 10 of 1,413 law firms for Impossibility of Performance, Contract Law

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This area covers contracts where performance cannot be delivered due to an unforeseen event, making the promised obligation impossible. A solicitor in this field advises on whether performance is legally excused, and what relief may be available if non-performance occurs, including potential remedies or contract termination. They assess risk, allocate responsibility, and guide you through the consequences of the event for the contract and any breach claims that could arise.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

The work handles provisions, conditions and defenses arising when events render performance impossible, including the assessment of potential frustration, allocation of risk, and the effect on price, timing and liability.

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