Business-Related Damages Seminar Materials

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Recovery of damages motivates most civil litigation. A good trial lawyer serves his or her clients by knowing what supports (or limits) recovery in any cause of action. At this seminar you’ll learn the law, but that is only the starting point. All allegations of damages require a degree of creativity to maximize the prospects for an award. Proving damages can be easy or hard, and there are tips and best practices for all of them.

The authors will provide practical, time-tested solutions to situations you will encounter in your case.

This comprehensive, stand-alone publication is direct from a September 2012 seminar. It is available as a searchable PDF via download. Click here for more information on electronic books.

CONTENT SUMMARY

Damages for Breach of Contract
1. The Economic Loss Rule
2. Purpose and Standards for Compensatory Damages
3. Direct and Consequential Damages
4. Loss of Goodwill
5. Liquidated Damages
Survivor's Guide to Intellectual Property Damages
1. The Four Basic Food Groups
2. Trademark Damages
3. Copyright Damages
4. Patent Damages
5. Trade Secret Damages

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Business-Related Damages

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DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT
Michael Derdeyn

   I. The Economic Loss Rule

   II. Purpose and Standards for Compensatory Damages

   III. Direct and Consequential Damages

   IV. Loss of Goodwill

   V. Liquidated Damages

SURVIVOR’S GUIDE TO INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY DAMAGES
Stephen E. Noona

   I. Introduction

   II. The Four Basic Food Groups

   III. Trademark Damages

   IV. Copyright Damages

   V. Patent Damages

   VI. Trade Secret Damages