Legal Question in Business Law in California

Re: Redirecting business from our site to a competitors site

It sounds like one or both of two things have happened here. 1. They have breached the contract by failing to live up to their obligations under the contract. Or, 2. They have misrepresented to your company what it was they would be providing.

As for both assuming you have a written contract, an attorney should review the contract and discuss the facts with you to determine whether a demand should be made upon the other side and/or file a lawsuit.

Without reviewing the contract it is impossible to determine what exactly the other side's obligations are.

Having to click so many times before even seeing your banner is a problem. Having a situation where they promised a reduced number of clicks to get to your banner is something that you are paying for. The fact that you are not getting that PLUS you are having some of your existing traffic diverted from your site to theirs is a real problem and one which has the potential for you to recover money damages from the other side.

You do, however, need to have a talk with an attorney. I would be happy to meet with you and review the contract to determine what steps to take.

J. Caleb Donner

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Re: Redirecting business from our site to a competitors site

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Re: Redirecting business from our site to a competitors site

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Re: Redirecting business from our site to a competitors site

if the company running the site is responsible for not living up to the terms of the advertising agreement you entered into with them. you would have various tortious and/or breach of contract remedies available to you effective immediately. if you would like a free phone consultation on this matter, email us directly with your contact information today.

Re: Redirecting business from our site to a competitors site

You might be able to sue for misrepresentation or, depending on what your contract says, breach of contract.

You should consult a web-savvy attorney.

Re: Redirecting business from our site to a competitors site

Your written agreement must be examined. Our firm would be happy to review your agreement and provide you with consultation.