Jacquelyn C. Gregan, Individually, and Jacquelyn C. Gregan, P.C., D/B/A Haskins & Gregan, Formerly D/B/A Haskins , Gregan & Kelly v. Lannie Todd Kelly

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• holding a party’s subjective belief fiduciary duties existed, without more, was insufficient to establish a fiduciary relationship
• “[O]ne factor we consider is whether party claiming to be owed a fiduciary relationship justifiably placed special confidence in the other party to act in his best interest.”
• “A fiduciary relationship is an extraordinary one and will not be lightly created. It is well settled that not every relationship involving a high degree of trust and confidence rises to the stature of a fiduciary relationship.”

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