Feeley v. TOTAL REALTY MANAGEMENT

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• holding that allegations that a principal exercised control over an agent and allegations that or how the agent was acting in the principal’s interest are necessary “to meet the Iqbal standard of pleading . . .”
• granting motion to dismiss conspiracy counts because “the Complaint groups the [defendants] together with broad brush allegations instead of making specific factual allegations against individual defendants”
• applying Virginia’s lex loci choice of law rule and 17 determining that as none of the plaintiff's injuries took place in North Carolina plaintiff could not sustain an action for violation of the NCUDTPA
• “Given the multiple attempts that [p]laintiffs have had to sufficiently set forth their allegations in three tries, this Court is of the opinion that further leave to amend is futile ....”

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