Construction
Sep. 14, 1999
Plaintiff Not Locked Into Set Damages Formula
^^Construction Law^^ By Bernard S. Kamine Proving damages for breach of a construction contract is often difficult. The theory is simple: Put the injured party in the position that party would have been in had the contract been fully performed. This requires determining three things: what full performance "should have" cost the injured party, what that performance actually cost and what caused the difference between the two.
^^Construction Law^^
By Bernard S. Kamine
Proving damages for breach of a construction contract is often difficult. The theory is simple: Put the injured party in the position that party would have been in had the con...
By Bernard S. Kamine
Proving damages for breach of a construction contract is often difficult. The theory is simple: Put the injured party in the position that party would have been in had the con...
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