Meek entered into an agreement with Kenneth in which Kenneth would perform engineering  consulting services for Meek in connection with Meek's manufacturing business. Kenneth  intentionally provided faulty advice that resulted in various losses to Meek, including two lost  sales and nonpecuniary damages. Of the two lost sales, one involved an existing customer with  monthly purchase requirements that Meek customarily fulfilled, and the other involved a sale that  could not have reasonably been predicted. Each lost sale had a verifiable loss of profit, based on  Meek's costs. Upon learning of Kenneth's action, Meek took immediate steps to rectify the error  and to lessen the resulting damage from Kenneth's actions.

What damages, if any, should Meek be entitled to recover against Kenneth? Discuss.

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