Concurrent Contract Claims is an academic construct in the economic loss doctrine that refers to a legal situation in which a plaintiff asserts both contractual and tort claims arising from the same factual circumstances, distinguished by the simultaneous pursuit of remedies under contract law and tort law despite their overlapping factual basis.
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