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Why aren't costs involved with a mitigation actual damages? I'n not sure this is the correct lawsuit to demonstrate this. So hypothetically, if say you lent a
by lesuorac 2y ago
Why aren't costs involved with a mitigation actual damages?
I'n not sure this is the correct lawsuit to demonstrate this.
So hypothetically, if say you lent a key to a handyman and then they posted a photo on it to twitter it seems pretty reasonable for them to cover the costs of replacing the locks. As opposed to having to wait for somebody to rob you and then trying to show that the robber did so from the photo.
- that_guy_iain 2y ago> Why aren't costs involved with a mitigation actual damages? They are. If you ever look at the damage caused by a hack it's in the millions and that's because they're including the time used to investigate and repair and mitigate further attacks is included.
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