Allgood Entertainment, Inc. v. Dileo Entertainment & Touring, Inc.

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• even a “thinly pled claim” with “factual allegations about a specific promise between the parties that [the complaining party] opine[s] they relied upon and were damaged as a result” will survive
• “a party must show ‘(1)' that a promise was made; (2) that the promise was unambiguous and not unenforceably vague; and (3) that they reasonably relied upon the promise to their detriment’ ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).