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Sаrаh (S), а wedding phоtоgrapher, must deliver high-quality phоto albums to clients within 60 days of their wedding. In January, S contracted with Premium Print Co. (P) to provide custom album design and printing services for 50 albums over the year. P would design layouts, edit photos, write captions, arrange them artistically, then print and bind custom leather albums. The contract price was $10,000 ($200 per album), with itemized billing showing: design services $75, photo editing $50, materials and printing $50, binding $25 per album. Albums would be delivered within 30 days of S submitting each order. S explained that timely delivery was essential because late delivery would result in $500 penalty payments S would owe to couples. P acknowledged understanding. S told P she hoped to book 10 additional weddings this year due to positive reviews mentioning album quality. P responded, "That's great, good luck." In February, S paid P a $2,000 advance to secure P's services and spent $800 on marketing materials featuring P's album designs and highlighting "premium album delivery within 60 days." S submitted her first album order in May. P failed to deliver by the deadline. In late June, P said, "We're backlogged. We can't deliver any albums for at least four months." S immediately searched for alternatives. The only company matching P's quality and timeline charged $350 per album for the same services. S contracted with New Print and has ordered three albums. S already paid the first couple the $500 penalty. S received five cancellations from couples who booked her for her album delivery guarantee. S has documentation showing these couples signed contracts and paid $1,000 deposits (which S returned). S still has 35 confirmed weddings remaining. Three completed clients waiting for albums posted negative online reviews mentioning delays. S believes this damaged her reputation but cannot quantify lost bookings. What damages can S recover from P for breach of contract? Discuss all possible measures of damages and any limitations that may apply. If P had provided albums with substandard design and editing (spending only $50 per album instead of the contracted $125), and S had already paid P the full $10,000, what alternative remedies might S pursue? Discuss the above fully in IRAC form. Do not discuss contract formation issues.