Raytheon Co. v. McGraw-Edison Co., Inc.

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• predicting that Wisconsin would adopt the narrow Huron Tool exception for fraud in the inducement claims
• predicting that Wisconsin would adopt the narrow Huron Tool exception for fraud in the inducement claims
• finding that “the mere risk of harm to the public or the environment . . . is not sufficient to transpose . . . economic losses into tort damages”
• “[T]he question is, joint liability to whom?”

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