Mind explaining your personal experience with breach of contract matters in civil court? Are you a lawyer, or have you been a plaintiff/defendant in any breach

Mind explaining your personal experience with breach of contract matters in civil court? Are you a lawyer, or have you been a plaintiff/defendant in any breach of contract matter, were they state court matters or federal matters? If none, check out some of the foundation legal principles of contract law, including, but not limited to: offer, acceptance, bargained for exchange, mutual assent, consideration, "four-corners", contractual intent, illusory promises, statute of frauds, UCC (uniform commercial code), illegal per se. The contract isn't the "code", the contract is the contract and if anything the law is the "code" (in fact in many states and federally laws are called code), just because layman and tech people don't understand the law/code, doesn't mean its full of loopholes, technicalities and bugs...though as a layman watching the disaster that is smart contracts executing in ways people did not understand and authors marketed in plain language, I would says smart contracts are full of bugs.