Deantoni v. City of Bloomington

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• holding that employer could be liable to employee who resigned from former job in reliance of employer’s negligent misrepresentation
• holding that employer could be liable to employee who resigned from former job in reliance of employer's negligent misrepresentation
• finding that plaintiffs employment was at-will despite the fact that plaintiffs contract contained salary projections for the next two years and described job responsibilities involving long term planning
• finding that plaintiff’s employment was at-will despite the fact that plaintiff’s contract contained salary projections for the next two years and described job responsibilities involving long term planning
• distinguishing Sperling where “the period of appellant's employment was not tied to the accomplishment of any particularly defined task, the duration of which is fixed or finite”
• duty to disclose held to exist based on the nature of the relationship and the intimate nexus between the parties

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