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Breach of Contract
Contracts can be key sources of value for businesses and individuals, as they lock in key expectations, allowing parties to plan their course with more certainty. When contracts are breached, it can be highly disruptive and damaging, and it is important to assemble the right team in quantifying the damages flowing from that breach.
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At MDD, we have quantified damages in a wide range of contractual disputes, including:
- Supply contracts
- Purchase contracts
- Lease agreements
- Franchise agreements
- Royalty agreements
- Employment agreements
- Asset and share purchase agreements
- Construction contracts
Our experts will work with counsel to ensure that we:
- Fully understand the relevant terms of the contract (e.g. length of term, renewal rights)
- Analyze the key business drivers of the contract
- Identify extraneous factors not listed in the contract
- Construct a model showing how the plaintiff would have fared absent the breach
- Understand what efforts were available and taken by the plaintiff to mitigate their damages
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