Nassar v. Hughes

OPINION

DUGGAN, Justice.

Appellant, Gregory A. Nassar, sued appel-lees, Bill Hughes, Bruce Fridley, and Jack Turner, for breach of fiduciary duty and for actual fraud and fraud in the inducement. In addition, he sued Turner for accounting malpractice. The trial court granted a motion for instructed verdict on Nassar’s fraud in the inducement claim against Turner. The jury found in favor of Hughes and Fridley on Nassar’s fraud in the inducement claims against them, and judgment was rendered for appellees.

Nassar contends that, before he rested, the trial court erred by striking various portions…