California Case Offers New Take on Liquidated Damages

Alex Safyan and Jon-Jamison Hill’s article titled, “California Case Offers New Take on Liquidated Damages,” was published by Law360. The piece covers a recent decision by a Court of Appeals that breaks from well- established precedent that has historically found liquidated damages provisions to be unenforceable to the extent they do not bear a reasonable relationship to the actual damages that would be suffered in the event of a breach of the settlement agreement.