A court ruled against the dissatisfied customer of a Washington, D.C. dry cleaner - who sued the dry cleaner for $54 million for allegedly misplacing his pants - and ordered him to pay the company its legal fees. The customer, administrative law judge Roy Pearson, also could not prove the store lost his pants. Pearson's suit was based on the claim that the store's sign said "Satisfaction Guaranteed." The case drew national attention as well as sympathy for the defendants, who received funds online for their defense.

What if he was able to prove they did lose his pants. Would that then entitle him to a large award for breach of contract?

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If the dissatisfied customer were able to prove that the dry cleaner did indeed lose his pants it wo... View the full answer