Deleon Enterprises, Inc. v. Zaino

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that where there was no evidence of an essential element of misrepresentation, the parties, nonetheless, lacked substantial justification to continue their suit after discovery
• using “intentional misrepresentation” and “deceit” interchangeably and listing the required elements
• factors court should consider when awarding attorney fees against a party who has maintained an action in bad faith
• \ Rule 1-341 provides only that a court may require the offending party to pay reasonable expenses and thus permits the court to exercise its discretion not to award fees despite the existence of the predicate for doing so.\
• explaining the elements of negligent and intentional misrepresentation
• explaining the elements of negligent misrepresentation

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