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DANIEL WU, Plaintiff, v. MERIDIAN FREIGHT INC., Defendant.→ Parties
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On January 12, 2024, the parties executed the Logistics Services Agreement.→ Timeline
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Defendant first failed to make a scheduled delivery on June 3, 2024.→ Timeline
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Count I: Breach of Contract. Count II: Breach of the Implied Covenant.→ Claims
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Plaintiff served written notice of breach on August 19, 2024.→ Timeline
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Section 14.2 requires notice of any breach within thirty (30) days.→ Watch points
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Plaintiff seeks damages of not less than $1,200,000, together with costs.→ Relief
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Exhibit F: Section 9 caps liability at fees paid in the prior twelve months.→ Watch points
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- Daniel Wu (Plaintiff) v. Meridian Freight Inc. (Defendant)p. 1
Timeline
- 12 Jan 2024 · Agreement signedp. 6
- 3 Jun 2024 · First missed deliveryp. 14
- 19 Aug 2024 · Notice of breach servedp. 37
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- Breach of contract; breach of the implied covenantp. 22
Relief
- Damages of at least $1.2M, plus costsp. 88
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- Notice came ~77 days after the first missed delivery; § 14.2 allows 30p. 61
- Exhibit F liability cap may limit recoverable damagesp. 127
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Daniel Wu sues Meridian Freight for breach of a January 2024 logistics agreement after a run of missed deliveries from June 2024, seeking at least $1.2M plus costs. The claim is straightforward on liability, but two provisions cut against it: written notice was served well outside the 30-day window in § 14.2, and Exhibit F caps liability at twelve months of fees.
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