Contract disputes are a frequent and often complex aspect of both business and personal life. Among the most serious of these disputes is a claim of contract fraud. In New Jersey, proving contract fraud can fundamentally alter the outcome of an agreement, potentially leading to significant financial recovery for the aggrieved party. If you believe you’ve been misled into entering or performing a contract, understanding the specifics of contract fraud in New Jersey is your critical first step. What Constitutes Contract Fraud in New Jersey? In New Jersey, a claim of common law contract fraud, also known as fraudulent misrepresentation, requires proof of several key elements. These elements establish that one party intentionally deceived another to induce them into a contract, resulting in harm. Elements of Fraudulent Misrepresentation: ⚖️ A material misrepresentation of fact. This isn't just an opinion; it's a false statement about an existing ...