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Damages
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Texas Employment Lawyer
The Duty to Mitigate Stops at Your Paycheck.
Summary: The law separates the wages your employer cost you from the harm your employer did to you. The duty to mitigate has always applied to the first. In July…
Ogletree Deakins Insights
Ontario Court of Appeal Ruling Clarifies Frustration Defence and Work Tool Damages
Quick Hits In Hill v. 1359768 Ontario Inc. (B&B Towing) (2026 ONCA 577), the Ontario Court of Appeal unanimously held that a trial judge did not err in finding that…
Your Trial Message
Defendants, Anchor Meaningfully
By Dr. Ken Broda-Bahm:(Shared from The Pulse, Holland & Hart LLP) It has become common lore that a civil defendant can reduce damages from what they otherwise would have been…
Canadian Lawyer Mag
Tort claims: a guide for litigants and lawyers
Filing a tort claim means going through strict notice deadlines, pleading rules, and recoverable damages
Professional Services Industry Legal Blog
What Damages Can You Recover for Tortious Interference?
When a competitor destroys a signed contract or steals a customer relationship, the first question is not whether you have a claim. It is what the claim is worth. In…
Law Times News
Superior Court fixes damages at $75,000 for ‘vicious attack on a young boy’
Parents who cared for him after his jaw was wired shut get Family Law Act damages
Massachusetts Chapter 93A Insights
Massachusetts Appeals Court Clarifies How Negligent Misrepresentation Can Support Chapter 93A Liability
By Abby Druhot, David G. Thomas, Angela C. Bunnell, Diana A. Balluku
Massachusetts Appeals Court vacated a Chapter 93A judgment, finding insufficient findings to support liability based on negligent misrepresentation.
TortsProf Blog
Engstrom on Potential Wildfire Compensation Legislation in California
Nora Freeman Engstrom addresses potential noneconomic damages caps and contingency fee caps in Shadowboxing in Sacramento: Potential Wildfire Legislation--and the Evidence Legislators Should See First.
Bill Madden's Blog
Abuse: Damages assessment for serious physical abuse in private claim against father of plaintiff (NSW).
By Bill Madden
Gibson v Bloomdale [2026] NSWSC 952 (Link to Caselaw). With thanks to Jacinta Smith for drawing attention to this matter, in which the court assessed damages in a claim by…
ContractsProf Blog
What is Consequential Loss?
C. Haward Soper (below) is an Honorary Professor of Law at the University of Leicester specializing and contract management with a bit of game theory thrown in. Commercial players, in…