Metropolitan Life Insurance v. Golden Triangle

GOLDBERG, Judge.

Following a nearly two-week trial, a jury found that although the defendants-appellees (“Hoyt”) breached a contract with plaintiff-appellant Metropolitan Life Insurance Company (“Met Life”), Met Life had not suffered any damages. Met Life now appeals, but challenges neither the jury’s verdict nor the sufficiency of the evidence supporting it. Met Life instead disputes the district court’s order denying its pretrial motion for summary judgement. 3 Met Life argues that if the district court had properly confined its analysis to the plain language of the contracts at issue, it…