Consequential damages are losses flowing indirectly from a breach that were foreseeable when the contract was made.

Expectation damages put the injured party in the position it would have occupied had the contract been performed.

Commercial injunctive relief restrains or compels conduct in a business dispute where damages are inadequate.

Reformation corrects a written contract to reflect the parties' actual agreement where the writing misstates it.

Reliance damages compensate expenditures made in reliance on a contract, restoring the party to its pre-contract position.

Rescission unwinds a contract and restores the parties to their pre-contract positions.

Restitution damages restore the benefit conferred on the breaching party, preventing unjust enrichment.

Specific performance compels a party to perform its contractual obligation rather than paying damages.