Episode 26: When Goods Go Bad – UCC Damages

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In “UCC Damages – When Goods Go Bad,” we dive into the world of damages under the Uniform Commercial Code. Discover how the UCC balances the interests of buyers and sellers when contracts for goods go awry, and why these rules differ from common law remedies. From the Perfect Tender Rule to the complexities of calculating damages, this episode breaks down key concepts in commercial law. We explore landmark cases and real-world examples to illustrate these principles in action. Whether you’re a law student, a business professional, or just curious about consumer rights, tune in to learn how the law handles those tricky situations when products don’t live up to expectations.

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