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Michaud Mitigation Inc. d/b/a Puroclean Restoration Professionals Missouri Cases

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Ray M. Beckett appealed from a judgment awarding Michaud Mitigation, Inc. contractual damages for flood mitigation work. Beckett argued that no valid contract existed due to the absence of a price term and that the trial court erred in admitting a software-generated invoice without proper foundation. The appellate court affirmed, holding that the contract was enforceable under an exception for situations where a price is difficult to determine in advance, and that a sufficient foundation was laid for the invoice's admission.