Johnson v. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance

BRITT, Justice.

Cameron-Brown argues that it is entitled to summary judgment as to each of plaintiffs’ claims for relief as a matter of law. The Court of Appeals disagreed, holding that the materials presented at the summary judgment hearing in support of the motions provided a sufficient forecast of evidence that Cameron-Brown, through its agent Mullins, could have deceived and misled plaintiffs. Our deliberations dictate the conclusion that summary judgment was properly entered in favor of Cameron-Brown. Accordingly, we reverse the Court of Appeals.

We note initially that we do not reach the…