ITT Hartford Group, Inc. v. Virginia Financial Associates, Inc.

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• to support a claim of fraud, the plaintiff must prove resulting damage to the complaining party
• elements of actual fraud under Virginia law are: (1) a false representation; (2) of a material fact; (3) made intentionally and knowingly; (4) with the intent to mislead; (5) reliance by the party mislead; and (6) resulting damage to the party misled

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