Legal and Regulatory
Understanding the Purpose, Limitations and Benefits of a Liquidated Damages Clause
Contracting parties are advised to understand the purpose, limitations and benefits of liquidated damages clauses.
By James P. Carney and Daniel K. Felsen
September 22, 2020
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by James P. Carney
James P. Carney focuses his law practice on construction litigation and government contracts in Carlton Fields’ Washington, DC office.
by Daniel K. Felsen
Daniel K. Felsen focuses his law practice on construction litigation and government contracts in Carlton Fields’ Washington, DC office.
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