· 6/3/1997
Commonwealth Associates v. Palomar Medical Technologies, Inc.
Citations
- 982 F. Supp. 205
- 1997 WL 291894
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- refusing to limit plaintiff's damages on a cover theory because covering would have added to plaintiff's risk
- refusing to limit plaintiffs damages on a cover theory because covering would have added to plaintiffs risk
- \the relevant breach occurred when defendant failed to honor plaintiff's request for registration and issuance of the shares in March 1996\
- firm's assertion, which benefitted from hindsight, that it would have sold stock during a particularly advantageous period was confirmed by the firm's demonstrable need at the time to quickly raise cash in order to satisfy two impending financial obligations
- firm’s assertion, which benefitted from hindsight, that it would have sold stock during a particularly advantageous period was confirmed by the Arm's demonstrable need at the time to quickly raise cash in order to satisfy two impending financial obligations
- rejecting damage computation in stock case as \unrealistic\
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Judges: Dolinger
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