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Second Circuit Discusses Contempt Sanctions
The court recites Second Circuit contempt boilerplate (655). Contempt
sanctions may serve both coercive and compensatory purposes, but a sanction
paid to the other party "should correspond at least to some degree with the
amount of damages," and proof of loss must be present to justify its
compensatory aspects. (658) ...
sanctions may serve both coercive and compensatory purposes, but a sanction
paid to the other party "should correspond at least to some degree with the
amount of damages," and proof of loss must be present to justify its
compensatory aspects. (658) ...
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