ARC LifeMed, Inc. v. AMC-Tennessee, Inc.

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• listing the essential elements of a breach of contract claim under Tennessee law
• explaining the under Tennessee law, the elements for a breach of contract claim are: (1) the existence of an enforceable contract; (2) nonperformance amounting to breach of the contract; and (3) damages caused by the breach of contract
• “though she invokes the duty of good faith and fair dealing, [the plaintiff] must still satisfy the elements of a breach-of-contract claim”
• “[A]ppellate courts routinely decline to second-guess a trial court's credibility determinations unless there is concrete, clear, and convincing evidence to the contrary.”
• appellate courts will not second-guess trial court’s credibility determinations unless there is concrete, clear, and convincing evidence to the contrary
• trial courts are in best position to determine credibility of witnesses and appellate courts will not second-guess trial court absent clear and convincing evidence suggesting otherwise

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).