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In the September issue of the LexisNexis Inhouse Counsel newsletter, partner Rocco Russo and paralegal Imogen Kenny have published an article titled Damages for breach of contract – updates and considerations for in-house counsel. Senior associate Gabrielle Honey has also published an article titled Consequential loss – drafting tips and reminders from current case law.
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