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Doctor’s Oral Promise to Retire in Future Not Enough To Sustain Healthcare Plaintiff’s Fraud Claims

In Heartland Women’s Healthcare, Ltd. v. Simonton-Smith, 2021 IL App (5th) 200135-U, the appeals court affirmed summary judgment for an obstetrician sued for fraud based on her alleged verbal promise to retire from her practice at the end of a three-year employment term. The plaintiff claimed the defendant tricked it into buying her practice by …

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Posted byPaulPMay 19, 2021Posted inReal estate litigationTags: business torts, commercial litigation, employment contracts, fraud, Illinois, negligent misrepresentation, noncompete, promissory fraud, scheme to defraud
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