The principal can sue the agent, and may be entitled to a variety of contract and tort remedies beyond those stated in the contract, if an agent breaches his or her duties.

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The principal can sue the agent for breach of contract or for tortious acts (e.g., negligence, breach of fiduciary duty) committed by the agent, and may be entitled to remedies beyond those specified in the contract, including damages, restitution, and injunctive relief.

The Principal Can Sue the Agent, and May Be Entitled