A client may seek damages for the expenses he or she incurred in securing another accountant if the initial accountant he or she hired failed to perform under the terms of the parties' original agreement.

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If the initial accountant failed to perform under the terms of the agreement, the client may seek damages for any expenses incurred in securing another accountant to perform the services that the first accountant failed to provide. This is known as consequential damages, and it is a common remedy in contract disputes.

A Client May Seek Damages for the Expenses He or She