Van Alen v. Dominick & Dominick, Inc.

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• outlining elements of common-law fraudulent concealment claim; applying New York law
• evidence of fraud must be “clear and convincing” and the inference of fraud must be “unequivocal”
• \[I]t is clear that plaintiff has not proven common law fraud by clear and convincing evidence. It is not possible to draw an 'unequivocal' inference from the facts as recited above.\

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