Thank you very much for your answer. I don't know the state. I only know that the contract is from the US.
My English-German law dictionary says for "action at law" that this refers to an action according to common law. This would make sense because in the sentence from my contract it says "or...
action at law or in equity is from a service contract.
The sentence is:
If any action at law or in equity is necessary, the prevailing party is entitled to be refunded of the legal expenses.
Does "action at law" here refer to an action according to common law (in contrast to equity law)? Thank...