Fidelity And Deposit Company Of Maryland v. Krebs Engineers

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that the defendant “waived any dependence on California law” when it “relied solely on Wisconsin law” in litigating contract damages issues
• “Other courts have given effect to consequential damages disclaim‐ ers even when exclusive remedies failed of their essential pur‐ poses. … But whatever the merit of Krebs’ argument as an original matter, it is now Wisconsin law.”
• “Other courts have given effect to consequential damages disclaim‐ ers even when exclusive remedies failed of their essential pur‐ poses. … But whatever the merit of Krebs’ argument as an original matter, it is now Wisconsin law.”

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