Contractor’s reckless failure to timely complete remodeling project triggers exception to consequential-damages exclusion

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1. Consequential damages: Excluding “lost profits” can kill the exclusion, says Seventh Circuit When you draft an exclusion of consequential damages, do you exclude “lost profits”?  In a Seventh Circuit case, a manufacturer’s contract with a distributor contained...
2. The Fourth Circuit patiently explains things about exclusion of consequential damages A fumigation company caused millions of dollars of damage to a customer’s peanut-storage facility. The service agreement contained an exclusion of consequential damages, but the customer...
3. Language ideas for consequential-damages disclaimers from Fourth Circuit case Contract drafters will be interested in Severn Peanut Co. v. Industrial Fumigant Co., No. 15-1063 (4th Cir. Dec. 2, 2015): The court of appeals upheld summary judgment...
4. What are “consequential damages”? A federal district court proposes a recap of the law Contract drafters and reviewers sometimes get confused about what constitutes “consequential damages” excluded by a limitation of liability. A federal district court recently proposed this recap,...