Tess is the owner of her own chiropractor practice in Maryland. Tess wanted to accept insurance payments for her clients, which requires that she be credentialed with the various insurance plans (the credentialing process requires Tess to provide various documents, evidence of licensure, etc. to each insurer and can be very time consuming). Tess contracted with a company. ABC LLC, to assist her with the credentialing process. The contract provided that Tess would pay $250 for each insurance credentialing package, and that Tess would reasonably cooperate with requests for information and documents from ABC to complete the process. Unfortunately, even though Tess had paid $1,000 to ABC, ABC was not successful in obtaining credentialing for Tess. As a result, Tess had to continue to turn away clients and also hire a different company to get her properly credentialed. For the three months that Tess was not credentialed, she estimated she turned away 25 insured clients and lost $3,000 in income, she had to pay the new company another $1,500 to finally be credentialed Discuss ABC's contractual liability to Tess assuming ABC breached the agreement. In your answer of 250-300 words, be sure to properly define the types of contractual damages or remedies that may apply to this situation, and discuss how you would calculate ABC's liability using those concepts