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· 3/26/2015

Stefan Konasiewicz, M.D. v. Pedro Lomas

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  • holding a party is foreclosed from objecting to a jury instruction it proposed and the court adopted
  • acknowledging that the economic loss doctrine bars tort claims such as breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, and intentional interference with contractual relations for alleged harm stemming from a contract dispute
  • noting, implicitly, that attorneys’ fees may be awarded under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 6-21.6 in a diversity action
  • applying North Carolina law to determine whether the federal jury’s damages award was legally inadequate
  • dismissing the tort claim for conversion under the ELR while dismissing the UDTPA claim for other reasons
  • construing Ports Authority to hold that economic loss rule bars conversion claim absent showing of extra-contractual duty

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