Coyle v. Englander's

How courts have described this case

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• holding there could be no tort recovery for a nightclub's breach of a contractual term to provide stagehands whose absence led to band manager sustaining physical injuries while loading sound equipment
• holding there could be no tort recovery for a nightclub’s breach of a contractual term to provide stagehands whose absence led to band manager sustaining physical injuries while loading sound equipment
• holding there could be no tort recovery for a nightclub's breach of a contractual term to provide stagehands whose absence led to band manager sustaining physical injuries while loading sound equipment
• listing essential elements of breach of contract claim as “a valid contract, defective performance by the defendant, and resulting damages.”
• characterizing expectation damages, “i.e., loss of the benefit of the bargain,” as the “traditional” form of damages for breach of contract
• stating that \[d]evelopment of policy is for the Supreme Court\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).