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Following a two-day breach of contract arbitration that concluded in November, 2016, the Arbitrator issued an Order dismissing the claims against our client.

Briefly, the claimant alleged that our client had reneged on various agreements, both written and implied, to develop various websites and digital publications on her company's behalf, costing her upwards of $75,000 in compensatory damages. She also sought punitive damages.

Ultimately, however, while the Arbitrator felt that our client had, to some degree, breached the parties' agreements, he agreed with our argument that the claimant failed to demonstrate via any competent evidence that she had, in fact, sustained any damages that were proximately caused by the breach. Accordingly, he did not award claimant any money.

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