Foy v. Winn-Dixie of Louisiana, Inc.

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• noting that one of the elements of both a negligence claim and a breach-of-fiduciary-duty claim is the existence of a duty to the plaintiffs
• noting that one of the elements of both a negligence claim and a breach-of-fiduciary-duty claim is the existence of a duty to the plaintiffs
• emphasizing that a duty to disclose, absent the most extreme special circumstances, will not be imposed upon a party who has no previous relationship with the other
• explaining that a suppression is a “concealment or nondisclosure” of a fact
• \The determination whether a duty exists is generally a question of law for the court to decide.\
• \The determination whether a duty exists is generally a question of law for the court to decide.\

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