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Originally Posted by rubecube
Yeah, I'm not really sure what he was getting at as far as damages. If I have two year contract to perform a certain task at an hourly wage, and I quite one year into that contract, what are the damages the employer could reasonably seek, especially if I were surplus to the employer's need?
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Well there's a cost associated with finding replacement services most of the time, and with some things you could lose a lot simply by not having a service provided for the time period it takes to replace, but that's not really applicable here. You could probably come up with a bunch of scenarios where there would be measurable damages. Even if you came up with a way to do it here it's simply not going to happen. We've already seen how this plays out with the likes of Nabokov.