Snelling & Snelling of Massachusetts, Inc. v. Wall

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• finding that when “damages are sought they must be proved” within the wider principle that the complaining party must establish his claim
• claim for lost profits resulting from defendant’s violation of “no competition” agreement too speculative, absent (i) proof that fees collected in violation of agreement would otherwise have gone to plaintiff and (ii
• claim for lost profits resulting from defendant’s violation of “no competition” agreement too speculative, absent (i) proof that fees collected in violation of agreement would otherwise have gone to plaintiff and (ii) proof of amount of profit which would have been realized from fees

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