Cristen M. Gleason v. Norwest Mortgage, Inc

How courts have described this case

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• holding that New Jersey’s economic loss doctrine precludes a negligence claim premised on conduct intrinsic to a contractual relationship
• explaining how \allocations of price by interested parties to elements of a package [deal] may readily be manipulated to defeat contractual rights to substantially similar price terms\
• explaining how “allocations of price by interested parties to elements of a package [deal] may readily be manipulated to defeat contractual rights to substantially similar price terms”
• distinguishing between contrac- tual attorneys fees based on prevailing in litigation from those based on some other grounds, and classifying the former as collateral, and the latter as substantive
• “A motion for attorney’s fees shall not affect the running of the time for appeal.”
• \A nonmoving party has created a genuine issue of material fact if it has provided sufficient evidence to allow a jury to find in its favor at trial.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).