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· 2/27/2015

M.C. v. Houston Cty. Dept of Human Res.

Citations

  • 206 So. 3d 592
  • 2015 Ala. Civ. App. LEXIS 501

How courts have described this case

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  • “A breach is a ‘substantial factor’ causing the lost profits if it directly and primarily caused the injury.”
  • “The Term Sheet also specifies that ‘the amount of warrants is tied to American’s retail deposit base.’ This Term Sheet does not mention the possibility of a Warrant Forbearance.”

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