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Punitive Damages in Business (Contract) Law

Can punitive damages be an element of contract damages?

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Re: Punitive Damages in Business (Contract) Law Generally No!!...

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Norman Gregory Fernandez, Esq.

Re: Punitive Damages in Business (Contract) Law Generally, no. To get punitive damages in a contract case, you need to ...

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Christopher Enge

Re: Punitive Damages in Business (Contract) Law Punitive damages are not available for breach of contract claims. Howev...

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Edward Hoffman

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