Roth v. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States

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• finding that plaintiffs, a married couple and seasoned investors, could not be considered ‘subservient’ in their relationship with an investment advisor based on their sophistication as prior investors
• requiring a defendant takes affirmative actions with the intent to prevent the plaintiff from realizing that the plaintiff has a claim against the defendant in a fraudulent concealment claim

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