The alleged breach of confidential or fiduciary duty occurred almost a year after the death of plaintiffs' decedent. Accordingly, plaintiffs' causes of action did not yet exist in decedent's favor as of his death (cf., EPTL 11-3.2 [b]), and plaintiffs cannot press a cause of action that was not viable during decedent's life (see, Sweets v Behrens,
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