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What are the most important facts that support Lambert's Position that a contract existed?

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After evaluating the evidence, the court found that there was no valid contract between the parties this is the most important fact that supports Lambert's Position.

Don M. Baron is the owner of DMB. Inc., a construction contractor for the Farmer Building. In 1996 they subcontracted out-of-state developers, and by 1998 DMB. Inc and the developers had argued over all five projects.

Donald G. Lambert is a friend of Baron's, and their friendship began in the 1980s when they worked together under the Louisiana Authorized Contractors Commission. Lambert has experience dealing with arbitration related to construction work.

The problem begins with Baron calling Lambert to discuss contract work and personal issues. In November 1998, Lambert met with Baron to discuss work-related and financial issues.

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