Incidental damages include all reasonable expenses incurred because of a breach of contract.

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Incidental damages are expenses that are incurred as a result of a breach of contract, such as costs related to storing or shipping goods, or costs related to attempting to mitigate losses caused by the breach. These expenses are considered reasonable and are recoverable as part of the damages awarded in a lawsuit.

Incidental Damages Include All Reasonable Expenses Incurred Because of a Breach