Ward v. Citizens Life Ins.

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• accepting facts alleged in the plaintiff's proposed amended complaint as true for the purposes of deciding a motion to amend
• dismissing claim against client on theory of derivative liability but acknowledging disagreement in the law
• accepting facts alleged in the plaintiff’s proposed amended complaint as true for the purposes of deciding a motion to amend
• \The law is somewhat uncertain as to whether such a vicarious-liability claim is possible under Section 487(1).\
• “Essentially, Defendant is asking the Court to take portions of testimony that may well be disputed, and to use that testimony to attack the factual validity of Plaintiff's proposed claim. Such an exercise, at this stage of the proceedings, would be inappropriate.” (citations omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).