There is a new law on the books that will affect contractors and design-builders doing business in Utah. Related Links: Does Your Contract Call For Liquidated Damages or a Penalty? A Common-Sense Solution to Mitigation of Damages Rule The Utah Supreme Court recently simplified the test that determines whether a court will enforce a liquidated damages clause. The clause provides a way to calculate damages up front if there is a breach of contract or a delay in project completion.When the contract is breached, the law aims to restore both parties to where they would have been had the contract
