American Family Life Assurance Co. v. Queen
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Benham, Judge.
Under a contract which denominated her as an independent con tractor, appellee sold American Family Life Assurance Company’s (“AFL”) insurance products. The complaint under which this case was eventually submitted to a jury was filed in 1982 against AFL and the individual appellants, all of whom are or were associated with AFL. The theory of recovery advanced by appellee was that the appellants interfered with her business. The complaint set out specific ways in which the appellants effected that interference, including misrepresentations made to appellee’s customers,…
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