Remedies.

Using additional facts in #1, suppose Hochester has to look for another personal assistant. Because of the short timeframe in which she has to , she is able to find a replacement, but has to pay this person $500 more what she would have paid to Davila. She also spends $100 to advertise for the job in various newspaper and magazines. She has to cancel an event at which she is supposed to give a speech in order to interview candidates. She loses $200 in speaker fees. She also hires a contract attorney to draft a contract between the new personal assistant and herself. She paid that attorney a flat fee of $250. The airline company charges Hochester $125 for changing the flight from Davila's name to the new assistant. Hochester then spends $300 on a 5-star spa treatment to relieve stress from dealing with Davila. If Hochester sues Davila in court for a breach of contract, what remedies are available to her? Discuss (not list) all damages to which she is entitled, including the specific amount of money she can recover, if any, and specify whether they are consequential or incidental or other types of compensatory damages, and WHY she's entitled to each damage. I recommend you use the sample formula in Week 10 Lecture Note - Calculating Damages. Do not just copy the chart and replace the numbers. Explain why she's entitled to them. No IRAC format necessary.