Service Contracts

Service contracts are agreements to perform the repair, replacement or maintenance of any kind of property. Common areas where service contracts are used include motor vehicles, home appliances, and residential systems such as plumbing or heating and cooling systems.

Litigation arising out of service contract disputes can take the form of a breach of contract claim; however, there are also specific issues associated with service contracts that you should be aware of, the most important being the warranty provision.

A warranty provision offers protection that the services you agree to pay for will be free of defects.  A well-drafted service contract will clearly define:

  • Types of defects covered
  • Duration of the warranty
  • Limitations of the warranty
  • Corrective actions and remedies for violation of the warranty

It is critical to have an understanding of your rights. Litigation arising out of service contract disputes can take the form of a breach of contract claim. We can help you enforce your rights and protect your property.

James G. Dibbini and Associates P.C. collectively, has over 20 years of experience in contract-related litigation. If you need help with service contracts, give us a call at (914) 965-1011 or email us at jdibbini@dibbinilaw.com to learn more.

Over the years our firm has garnered multiple recognition awards with websites such as “AVVO,” “Lead Counsel,” and “3 Best Rated.”

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