Normali v. Cleveland Ass'n of Life Underwriters

Plaintiff-appellant Frank Normali became a member of tbe Cleveland Association of Life Underwriters, hereinafter referred to as defendant-appellee, or C. A. L. U., in April 1962. The organization is a voluntary professional association of insurance agents. Plaintiff was a member in good standing when in 1970, he appeared on various local radio talk shows to discuss the insurance industry. During his participation on these shows, according to the record, he stated: (1) Term life insurance is far superior to cash value insurance; (2) Any agent who sells cash value insurance does so because he…