Plaintiff, a contractor specializing in roofing and facade work, entered into a contract with defendant which included a standard provision requiring that all modifications be in writing and signed by the parties. One month later, defendant wrote to plaintiff by letter dated July 28, 1998 and terminated the contract "for owner's convenience."
The original contract entitled plaintiff to recover for work executed, certain proven losses and reasonable profit if defendant...
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