Episode 25: Equity’s Enforcers – When Money Can’t Buy Justice

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In “Equity’s Enforcers – When Money Can’t Buy Justice,” we explore the world of equitable remedies in contract law. Discover when and why courts might order specific performance or grant injunctions instead of awarding money damages. We break down the landmark Bauer v. Sawyer case, dive into hypothetical scenarios, and even examine how these principles play out in professional sports contracts. Whether you’re a law student, a business professional, or just curious about contract law, this episode will give you a new perspective on what happens when money alone can’t make things right. Tune in to learn when courts become equity’s enforcers!

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