VOYAGER INSURANCE COMPANIES v. Whitson

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• recognizing that the plaintiff's failure to prove whether class members had relied on misrepresentations or omissions made class certification inappropriate
• demonstrating that for both negligent and wanton supervision, a plaintiff must properly allege tortious conduct
• “A party alleging negligent or wanton supervision or hiring must also prove the underlying wrongful conduct of employees.”
• unjust-enrichment claims based on an alleged \mistake of fact\ could not be certified for class-action treatment, because \[c]lass members would be required to demonstrate mistake of fact on an individual basis\
• \A party alleging negligent or wanton supervision and hiring must also prove the underlying wrongful conduct of employees.\
• “A party alleging negligent or wanton hiring, supervision, training, and retention must prove the underlying wrongful conduct of employees.”

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