Prudential Insurance v. Eslick

How courts have described this case

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• stating that the existence of a de facto fiduciary relationship is a question of fact and depends on the circumstances of each case
• stating that the existence of a de facto fiduciary relationship is a question of fact and depends on the circumstances of each case
• stating that the existence of a de facto fiduciary relationship is a question of fact and depends on the circumstances of each case
• stating that whether a de facto fiduciary relationship has been created “is a question of fact and depends on the circumstances of each case.”
• characterizing a duty based on one party’s superior knowledge as arising from a “de facto fiduciary relationship,” and noting that “the existence of a de facto fiduciary relationship is a question of fact and depends on the circumstances of each case.”
• \The existence of a de facto fiduciary relationship is a question of fact and depends on the circumstances of the case.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).