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Second Circuit· 7/5/2000

Schonfeld v. Hilliard

Citations

  • 218 F.3d 164
  • 2000 WL 874676

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  • finding that “the entrepreneur’s ‘cheerful prognostications’” create reliability concerns (quoting Dobbs Law of Remedies § 3.4)
  • explaining that under New York law, “evidence of lost profits from a new business venture receives greater scrutiny because there is no track record upon which to base an estimate”
  • explaining that under New York law, “evidence of lost profits from a new business venture receives greater scrutiny because there is no track record upon which to base an estimate”
  • explaining the product in Ashland was “a new but tested investment strategy by an existing financial management corporation with an extensive customer base”
  • explaining, at least in the breach of contract context, that “a recent sale price for the subject asset, negotiated by parties at arm’s length, is the ‘best evidence’ of its market value”
  • granting summary judgment to defendant on lost profits claim and noting that \evidence of lost profits from a new business venture receives greater scrutiny because there is no track record upon which to base an estimate\

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Judges: Katzmann, McLaughlin, Sack

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