Document background
The Breach of Contract Notification Letter is a crucial legal document used when one party needs to formally notify another that they have failed to meet their contractual obligations. Under U.S. contract law, this document serves multiple purposes: it creates a formal record of the breach, provides the breaching party with specific details of their non-compliance, establishes a timeline for remedy, and preserves the notifying party's legal rights. This notification is often a required step before pursuing legal remedies and can serve as important evidence in subsequent legal proceedings. The letter should be carefully drafted to include all relevant contract details, specific instances of breach, and clear demands for remedy.
