Howard v. Estate of Harper Ex Rel. Harper

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• dismissing fraud claims where the complaint “does not specify the date or locations the allegedly fraudulent statements were made”
• “Minimum Standards, which serve as internal licensing regulations, do not create a separate cause of action nor establish a duty of care[.]”
• “no common law duty is owed by a nursing home's licensee or administrator to that nursing home's patients”
• “[W]e hold that Minimum Standards, which serve as internal licensing regulations, do not create a separate cause of action nor establish a duty of care owed by nursing home administrators and licensees to nursing home patients.”
• “Fraud will not be inferred or presumed and may not be charged in general terms. The circumstances of the alleged fraud such as the time, place, and contents of any false representations or conduct must be stated.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).