Civil Practice – Remedies – Accounting & Constructive Trust – Jury Award — Damages (access required)

Uhlig, LLC v. Shirely Plaintiff was able to ascertain and present evidence of the amount of its loss, and plaintiff has obtained an adequate remedy at law through the jury’s award of monetary damages. Because the purpose of an accounting is to determine the amount due to the aggrieved party, an accounting of assets would be improper here.

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Civil Practice – Remedies – Accounting & Constructive Trust – Jury Award — Damages

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