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Gilmore, a newspaper owner, contracts with shipper to have a specific machine part shipped. Gilmore desperately needs the part to fix her printer. In the contract with the shipper, Gilmore explicitly states that she must receive the part by Monday or she will not be able to print her paper and will lose $3000 in lost profits. If the shipper fails to ship the part by Monday, can Gilmore recover from the shipper any compensatory damages plus the $3000 in lost profits (consequential/special damages)?
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