Damages due to alleged breach of contract (including breaches of confidentiality, fiduciary duty, non-solicitation, non-compete, or non-disclosure) normally equal the difference between the plaintiff's actual financial condition and that would have prevailed had it obtained the "benefit of the bargain," which can reflect lost profits due to lost sales or price erosion, or enhanced costs. In some circumstances (e.g., breach of an NDA), damages equal the defendant's unjust enrichment as a result of the breach (i.e., the difference between the defendant's actual financial condition and that which would have prevailed without the alleged breach).
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