Mitigation of Damages | Legal Term Defined (Property Definitions for Law School and Bar Exam Prep)

mitigation of damages – Normally, injured parties must reasonably minimize the losses caused by the offending party, like by reletting property abandoned by tenants mid-lease. You normally cannot recover damages that you could have reasonably avoided.

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