Lost Profits in Fraud Action Analyzed

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July 29, 2005

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Spring Windows Fashions Division, Inc. v. The Blind Maker, Inc.
No. 03-03-00376-CV (Tex. App. 3 Dist. [Austin] 2005)
US
State Court
Texas
Court of Appeals
James R. Vinson
Pemberton

Summary

The Texas Court of Appeals for the 3rd District considered an award of lost profits as consequential damages stemming from a fraud claim.

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Spring Windows Fashions Division, Inc. v. The Blind Maker, Inc.

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July 29, 2005

The Texas Court of Appeals for the Third District considered an award of lost profits as consequential damages stemming from a fraud claim. It permitted recovery for lost profits based on a before and after analysis of overall business profits, the drop i ...

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