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Bоbcаt Fever is trаnsmitted tо dоmestic cаts by what type of vector?
Chаd, а seniоr litigаtiоn assоciate at a Arizona law firm earning $70,000 per year, sought supervisory experience to strengthen his path toward becoming Director of Litigation. In spring 2025, the Hawthorne Justice Center in California informed Chad of an upcoming position for the 2026 year serving as Litigation Director with an annual salary of $90,000. The position was described as involving attorney supervision and litigation strategy management. Chad applied to the position and in December 2025, Hawthorne sent Chad a document titled “Temporary Employment Agreement” listing only the employment dates, salary, and a clause stating: “In the event of breach by the employer, damages shall be fixed at $10,000.” Relying on this representation, Chad: resigned from his position at the Arizona firm, paid a $3,000 penalty to break his Arizona lease, incurred $5,000 in moving expenses to California, and declined other litigation opportunities to remain fully available for the role. Chad booked a flight and hotel to meet and greet the staff at their Christmas party in California for $1,000 but at the party Hawthorne’s Executive Director informed him that the current Litigation Director had canceled her sabbatical. Although Hawthorne stated Chad would still be paid $70,000, the position would now be only a staff attorney role with no supervisory responsibilities. Chad responded that he could not accept a staff‑attorney-only position and left. By that time, the Portland firm had hired a replacement. They later offered Chad a contract attorney position at $40,000, which he declined. He ultimately accepted a one‑year document review position paying $60,000. Chad now sues Hawthorne Justice Center for breach of contract. What damages, if any, would Chad be entitled to? (Discuss Damages Only)
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