Precision Vascular Systems, Inc. v. Sarcos L.C.

How courts have described this case

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• both holding that Rule 9(b) did not apply to ERISA breach of fiduciary duty claims that involved elements of fraud or misrepresentation
• “Generally, a plaintiff pleading a claim for breach of fiduciary duty need only comply with Rule 8, not Rule 9(b), because this claim is not based on fraud.”
• “Generally, a plaintiff pleading a claim for breach of fiduciary duty need only comply with Rule 8, not Rule 9(b), because this claim is not based on fraud.”
• “Clearly accounting and disgorgement are remedies under Utah law, not separate causes of action.”

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