Fiera. Com, Inc. v. DigiCast New Media Group, Inc.

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• finding that a specific pleading of damages in the complaint having “at a minimum” a “reasonable value of $111,774.00” did not constitute liquidated damages as the damages were not “finally determined”
• reversing a default final judgment where extrinsic evidence was necessary to determine the amount of damages, and no damages hearing was held

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