The motion court properly found, as a matter of law, that defendant did not owe a fiduciary duty to plaintiff. Defendant never held funds belonging to plaintiff; rather, it was supposed to enter into a contract with plaintiff so that plaintiff could submit bills to defendant. This does not create a fiduciary relationship (see Waldman v Englishtown Sportswear,
Since plaintiff does not have...
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