- 31 - (4) that DCI and the Diamonds periodically invested in new equip- ment for ETS and hired employees for the purpose of providing services to FIG; (5) that ETS provided services to FIG during the years 1982 through 1984; and (6) that FIG breached the agreement at issue in the Farmers lawsuit. With respect to the plaintiffs' claims against FIG for fraudulent misrepresentations, the pretrial order alleged, inter alia, that FIG repeatedly made false misrepresentations to the plaintiffs and concealed the true state of affairs from the plaintiffs with the knowledge and intent that the plaintiffs would rely on such misrepresentations to their detriment. With respect to the lost profits damages that the plaintiffs sought from FIG for breaches of contract and for fraudulent mis- representations, the pretrial order alleged, inter alia: (1) That the plaintiffs suffered damages as a result of those actions of FIG; (2) that the plaintiffs lost profits on the investigative work that FIG assigned to investigative agencies other than DCI; and (3) that "Plaintiffs Peter and Shirley Diamond are entitled to recover their lost income, including loss of profits from ETS, and increased expenses, arising from defen- dants' fraud and breach of their agreement with plaintiffs." With respect to the punitive damages that the plaintiffs sought from FIG for fraudulent misrepresentations, the pretrial order alleged that the Diamonds, as well as DCI, were entitled to punitive damages in the amount of $25 million.Page: Previous 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 Next
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