Laura is one of the best website designers in the city. Marty and Laura have entered into a contract for Laura to design Marty’s website. After she begins working on the website, but before the website is completed, Laura is hired to design a website for another client for much more money. Laura refuses to complete designing Marty’s website, because she must focus all of her time on designing the website for her new client. She suggests that Marty hire another website designer to complete his website. Marty does not want to hire another website designer because, in his opinion, there is no one as good as Laura. Marty wants to sue Laura to force her to complete designing his website. Assuming the court finds that Laura has breached her contract with Marty, will the Court order Laura to complete the design of Marty’s website? Explain your answer by identifying the legal issue, stating the relevant law, and applying the law to the facts.

Laura is one of the best website designers in the city. Marty and Laura have entered into a contract for Laura to design Marty’s website. After she begins working on the website, but before the website is completed, Laura is hired to design a website for another client for much more money. Laura refuses to complete designing Marty’s website, because she must focus all of her time on designing the website for her new client. She suggests that Marty hire another website designer to complete his website. Marty does not want to hire another website designer because, in his opinion, there is no one as good as Laura. Marty wants to sue Laura to force her to complete designing his website. Assuming the court finds that Laura has breached her contract with Marty, will the Court order Laura to complete the design of Marty’s website? Explain your answer by identifying the legal issue, stating the relevant law, and applying the law to the facts.

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