You recently introduced your wealthy client Grace to a broccoli importer named Gonzalo. You told your client that she would likely "get along well" with the broccoli importer because they both were entrepreneurial and they both were raised in Guatemala. You also told your client to strongly consider investing with the broccoli importer because he was a "stand-up guy."
After several business discussions between Grace and Gonzalo, Grace invested $5 million in Gonzalo's business. Several months later, a fierce hurricane destroyed the broccoli importer's crop, causing the company to cease its operations. Grace now has sued you for breach of fiduciary duty. Are you liable?