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Plaintiff Only Entitled to Damages That It Would Incur if it had Mitigated its Loss

by Kent Holland | Jul 20, 2012 | Newsletter Article

Where a developer purchased property in reliance on an architect’s erroneous advice and incorrect plans that six new floors could be added to an existing building consistent with the applicable zoning laws, it could only recover damages actually incurred as a...

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