Owner's Alleged Damages: Delay: 120 lost days at $1000 = $120,000. 5 Staff at $20,000 = $100,000. 120 Financing Costs of $65,700 = 5,884,000. Lost profits: On lost 20th floor = $2,000,000. On lost opportunity = $30,000,000. Increased costs for the removal of 20th floor = $2,000,000. Grand total = $40,104,000.
Owner's Alleged Damages: Delay: 120 lost days at $1000 = $120,000. 5 Staff at $20,000 = $100,000. 120 Financing Costs of $65,700 = 5,884,000. Lost profits: On lost 20th floor = $2,000,000. On lost opportunity = $30,000,000. Increased costs for the removal of 20th floor = $2,000,000. Grand total = $40,104,000.

The owner of the building claims damages of $40,104,000 due to the collapse of the 20th floor. The damages are calculated based on the following factors:

1. Delay: The owner lost 120 days of work at a rate of $1000 per day, totaling $120,000.

2. Staff Costs: The owner had 5 staff members who were unable to work during this period, costing $20,000 each, totaling $100,000.

3. Financing Costs: The owner estimates that the delay in completing the building has cost them financing costs of $65,700 per day, totaling $5,884,000 for the 120 days.

4. Lost Profits: The owner estimates that they have lost $2,000,000 in profits due to the collapse of the 20th floor. Additionally, they claim to have lost an opportunity worth $30,000,000 due to the delay.

5. Increased Costs: The owner also claims an additional $2,000,000 in costs for the removal of the 20th floor.

The total damages claimed by the owner is $40
  Based on the information provided in the scenario, the owner's alleged damages can be calculated as follows:

1. Delay:
	* Lost days: 120 days x $1,000 per day = $120,000
	* Total damages: $120,000
2. Staff Costs:
	* Number of staff: 5
	* Cost per staff member: $20,000
	* Total damages: $100,000
3. Financing Costs:
	* Total financing costs: $65,700
	* Number of days: 120 days x $550 per day = $65,700
4. Lost Profits:
	* Lost profits on the 20th floor: $2,000,000
	* Lost profits on lost opportunity: $30,000,000
	* Total lost profits: $32,000,000
5. Increased Costs for Removal of 20th Floor:
	* Cost of removal: $2,000,000
6. Grand Total:
	* Total damages: $40,104,0