Company A is suing Company B for $500,000 in relation to a breach of copyright. Company B produced designer clothes identical to those for which Company A holds legal rights, without permission and without paying Company A for permission to use the designs. Legal experts have advised Company A that it has a strong case and that there is a 50% likelihood that Company B will be required to pay damages, although these are estimated at $400,000.

Explain whether the potential damages receivable for Company A would meet the definition and recognition criteria of an asset, applying the principles in the Proposed Framework (2018 Conceptual Framework).