In Re the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. Sales Practices Litigation

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• holding that Plaintiffs’ claim for breach of fiduciary duty lacked merit as the insurance agent did not owe a fiduciary duty to insurance applicant
• ruling that plaintiff should have discovered no later than the delivery date of the policy that “the policy would operate to require him to make more out-of-pocket payments” than plaintiff expected
• policy holder should have been prompted to inquire when he received policy requiring fifty-six years of premium payments, instead of three years as promised

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