The reader asks: “I am the head of a small company. We made a contract with another business for service provision for one year. After a few months, the client informed that due to changed financial circumstances, the services are no longer needed, so they unilaterally terminate the contract. The contract only provides a general possibility to terminate it with a 30-day notice, but nothing is said about the investments I have already made – I purchased special equipment and hired additional employees specifically for this project.
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Can I demand that the client compensate my incurred losses if they legally terminated the contract but I suffered significant expenses because of it?
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