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合同糾紛

一、簡要介紹

合同是指當事人或當事雙方之間設立、變更、終止民事關系的協議。依法成立的合同，受法律保護。

合同糾紛，是指因合同的生效、解释、履行、变更、终止等行为而引起的合同当事人的所有争议。合同糾紛的内容主要表现在争议主体对于导致合同法律关系产生、变更与消灭的法律事实以及法律关系的内容有着不同的观点与看法。合同糾紛的范围涵盖了一项合同的从成立到终止的整个过程。

人們在生活和生産活動中進行無時無刻都有可能用到合同，比如買賣一件東西，需要簽訂買賣合同，借一筆款，需要簽訂借款合同，等等。特別是在今天發展社會主義市場經濟條件下，合同的運用越來越普遍，只要不違反我國法律強制性、禁止性規定，雙方當事人意思表示真實以及平等協商自願達成的一致意見，都可以廣泛的利用合同方式設立、變更、終止民事法律行爲。有些合同叫“合同”，有些合同叫“協議”，但性質是一樣的。

合同从古至今就为人们所广泛使用，因此决定了合同糾紛案件一直是实践中最常发生的的民事案件。目前，在人们的生活和生产活动中，大量存在着不符合法律规定的合同和双方权利、义务严重不对等的合同，在制订合同时设置陷阱，进行合同欺诈的事例也屡见不鲜。这使得合同风险不得不防。所以了解我国《合同法》以及调整合同法律关系的其他法律规定，掌握相关的法律知识，聘请专业律师帮助您解答疑问，起草、修改、审核合同，参与谈判，必要时以诉讼和其他方法解决合同糾紛就显得十分必要。

实践中，合同糾紛种类繁多，可以归纳为如下：

代位权纠纷；撤消权纠纷悬赏广告纠纷；买卖合同糾紛；房地产开发经营合同糾紛；供用电、水、气、热力合同糾紛；赠与合同纠份；借款合同纠份；借用合同糾紛；租赁合同纠份；融资租赁合同纠份；承揽合同纠份；建设工程合同糾紛；运输合同纠份；知識産權合同纠份；保管合同糾紛；仓储合同纠份；委托合同糾紛；行纪合同糾紛；居间合同糾紛；担保合同糾紛；典当纠份；保险合同纠份；海商合同糾紛；储蓄存款合同纠份；信用卡纠纷；信用证纠纷；期货交易纠纷；信托纠纷；证券合同糾紛；经营合同纠份；中外合作勘探开发自然资源合同糾紛；农业承包合同纠份；电信合同糾紛；邮政合同糾紛；演出合同糾紛服务合同糾紛。

以上合同糾紛又可细化100多种，不一一列举。

二、服務內容

我们为各类合同糾紛案件的当事人提供的法律服务的内容包括但不限于如下：

商务调查、发律师函、出具法律意见书、策划解决方案、诉前和解谈判、代理申请诉前财产保全（包括诉讼中的财产保全）、代理行政复议与行政诉讼、代理一审民事訴訟、代理二审民事訴訟、代理申请再审、代理向检察院申诉。

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