Upper Level·T14 #12·Durham, North Carolina

Remedies at Duke Law

Remedies is an advanced course focusing on the types of relief available to successful litigants. Students study damages (compensatory, consequential, punitive), equitable remedies (injunctions, specific performance), and restitutionary relief.

Key Topics in Remedies

Compensatory and consequential damages

Expectation, reliance, and restitution interests

Punitive damages and constitutional limits

Injunctive relief (temporary and permanent)

Specific performance

Declaratory judgments

Constructive trusts and equitable liens

Rescission and reformation

Unjust enrichment and restitution

Attorney fees and costs

Key Questions in Remedies

What measure of damages makes the plaintiff whole?

Is an injunction appropriate, or are damages adequate?

Are punitive damages constitutionally proportionate?

Does equity require rescission or reformation?

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