Equine Sports Medicine & Surgery Weatherford Division, PLLC v. Tyler Tipton, DVM, DACVS and Tipton Equine, LLC

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• holding that the economic loss rule should be limited to product liability cases, rendering the Moransais exception moot
• recognizing fraudulent inducement as a cause of action not barred by the economic loss rule
• recognizing the “over-expansion of the economic loss rule,” and finding it does not apply to claims based on fraudulent inducement or negligent misrepresentation
• observing that the economic loss rule “has its roots in the products liability arena, and was primarily intended to limit actions in the products liability context”
• explaining that the economic loss rule “prohibit[s] a party from suing in tort for purely economic losses to a product or object provided to another for consideration . . . .”
• explaining that Florida's economic loss doctrine applies only in products liability

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).