Anticipated Harm Estimation
Anticipated Harm Estimation is a methodological construct in contract law that quantifies the expected losses from a breach by projecting the probable damages at the time of contract formation, distinguishing it from retrospective damage assessment by relying on ex ante predictions rather than actualized harm.
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