Lost Future Earnings From Former Employer May Be Recovered in a Promissory Estoppel Action

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December 2, 2004

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Joseph Toscano v. Greene Music
No. D043281 (Cal. App. 4 Dist. 2004)
US
State Court
California
Court of Appeals
Brian L. Burchett, Candace Carroll, David P. Strauss, Mark A. Bennett
Roberta Spoon
O'Rourke

Summary

The California Court of Appeal, 4th District, determined that damages for lost future employment based on the employment abandoned by the plaintiff may be recovered under a promissory estoppel claim even though such employment was at will.

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Joseph Toscano v. Greene Music

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December 2, 2004

The California Court of Appeal, 4th District, determined that damages for lost future employment based on the employment abandoned by the plaintiff may be recovered under a promissory estoppel claim even though such employment was at will.