Legal Question in Business Law in Pennsylvania

Hi there,

If you contractually agree on one price, then they turn around and without good cause unilaterally reduce the payment amount, that would likely be breach of contract. As this appears to be a very important account for you, you'd probably like to keep you legal options more subtle. Rather than directly accuse the company of cheating, you might want to have an attorney sit on a discussion between you and your supplier. They attorney could (politely) make your legal position clear, letting you focus on maintaining your business relationship. Alternatively, an attorney making a call or writing a letter on your behalf can be effective, though there is a far greater chance of misinterpretation, devolving into a dispute.

Were it ever to go to could, given the facts provided you'd likely be able to get a judgment for amount remaining below the agreed upon price.

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