A Hess gas station franchisee won a reversal from the Fourth District Court of Appeal on a claim the company negligently supervised a salesman who fraudulently misrepresented potential earnings.
April 08, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A Hess gas station franchisee won a reversal from the Fourth District Court of Appeal on a claim the company negligently supervised a salesman who fraudulently misrepresented potential earnings.
A Hess gasoline station franchisee convinced the Fourth District Court of Appeal to reverse a St. Lucie court’s dismissal of a lawsuit alleging negligent supervision.
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