Increase in Stock Price Is Foreseeable When Calculating Damages for Stock Options

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October 15, 2003

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Karl J. Reeb v. Airtouch Communications, Inc.
No. B155737 (Cal. App. 2 Dist. 2003), Unpublished
US
State Court
California
Court of Appeals
Munoz

Summary

The California Court of Appeal, 2nd Appellate District, determined the increase in a stock’s market price occasioned by a corporate merger was reasonably foreseeable for the purpose of calculating damages in a breach of contract action.

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Karl J. Reeb v. Airtouch Communications, Inc.

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October 15, 2003

The California Court of Appeal, 2nd Appellate District, determined the increase in a stock’s market price occasioned by a corporate merger was reasonably foreseeable for the purpose of calculating damages in a breach of contract action.