Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Connecticut

Generally speaking, Connecticut laws (and the laws of most states) is different than CA in that it does not go into the small detail in the same way CA law does. So many of the answers to questions such as yours can be found in case law rather than in statutory provisions. Dispute may also get to Federal court and then it is subject to another set of case law (though mostly overlapping)

Bottom line, after reviewing the contract one would need to research case law to get a sense of how courts in Connecticut have ruled on this issue in the past. For obvious reasons such review and research should preferably be done by an attorney. This is not an expensive task. if legal review cost is below 3-5%% of the contract then it's worth it.

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