Allstate Sweeping, LLC v. City and County of Denver

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1799 Special Trade Contractors, NEC
561790 Other Services to Buildings and Dwellings
contract
damages, lost profits, breach of contract, discounted cash flow (DCF), economic damages & lost profits
Allstate Sweeping, LLC v. City and County of Denver
2011 WL 2173997 (D. Colo.)
US
Federal Court
Colorado
United States District Court
Don Frankenfeld (plaintiff)
Martine

Summary

Court accepts expert damages calculation for breach of contract based on DCF methodology, including growth rate and discount rate assumptions, but precludes terminal value calculation that violated nonassignment clause.
Allstate Sweeping, LLC v. City and Co. of Denver
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