Monarch v. Owensboro City R. R.

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• concluding that a defendant may be liable for aiding-and-abetting under CUTPA
• finding that plaintiff failed to allege primary RICO violation, and therefore claim for aiding and abetting must fail
• “[G]eneral choice-of-law provisions in contracts must explicitly include tort claims to prevent a plaintiff from bringing a cause of action under CUTPA.”

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