Assignment of Claims
For case evaluation and to discuss a possible assignment of claim, please contact us.
As a general rule contract rights are assignable unless prohibited by statute, by contract, or if “the contract involves a matter of personal trust or confidence.” Travertine Corp. v. Lexington-Silverwood, 683 N.W.2d 267, 270 (Minn. 2004).
Therefore, we may accept assignment of claims in areas including contract disputes such as:
- A verbal agreement and the other party has failed to perform;
- A written contract and the other party has breached their obligations;
- A sales transaction and the other party has failed to pay their bill;
- A purchase agreement and the other party fails to uphold their warranty;
- Past due child support;
- Past due spousal support;
- A judgement against an individual or entity that you need to collect on;
- A personal property dispute;
- A real-estate dispute;
- A puppy buyer who has failed to uphold their end of the contract;
- A rescue refusing to give you a puppy you co-own;
- When an individual interferes with a potential business relationship;
- When an individual interferes with your contract.
We are unable to accept claims in the areas of:
- Attorney malpractice
- Medical malpractice
- Personal injury