🧑‍⚖️ What is “contract law”

• It’s a set of rules that define who promised what, under which conditions, and what happens if they fail

• It governs relationships – business, employment, personal and civil

• It’s a tool for preventing and resolving disputes

📝 Why “verbal agreements” aren’t enough

• They are hard to prove

• In case of a dispute, it’s just “your word against theirs”

• There’s no clear evidence of what was agreed

• Even if technically valid, they’re practically very risky

📚 Real-life example:

A client verbally agreed on a flat renovation. When the contractor didn’t finish the job and refused to return the deposit, the client had no written contract, no specification, no deadline. The court dismissed the claim – there was no evidence. A simple written agreement would have made all the difference.

✅ Lawyer’s recommendation:

Every agreement should be in writing.
Even a short and simple document can protect your interests. A contract isn’t a sign of distrust – it’s a safeguard.

And if you already have an agreement but aren’t sure it’s legally sound, reach out. I’ll review it and suggest improvements – before problems arise.