Sanke v. Bechina

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• applying Illinois law and recognizing a claim for aiding and abetting a breach of fiduciary duty
• passenger’s encouragement that driver ignore a stop sign and exceed the posted speed limit fell squarely within the conduct contemplated by section 876
• “The elements of section 876 require such affirmative conduct that one’s own actions create a duty.”
• passenger’s encouragement that driver ignore a stop sign and exceed the posted speed limit fell squarely within the conduct contemplated by section 876
• \[S]ection 876 require[s] such affirmative conduct that one's own actions create a duty.\
• plaintiff stated a cause of action against a passenger in a car under a concert-of-action theory, where the passenger encouraged the driver’s reckless operation of the vehicle

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