CB&H Business Services, L.L.C. v. J.T. Comer Consulting, Inc.

STEELMAN, Judge.

The presence of quotation marks around a phrase in a contract does not require a court to construe the phrase in a technical sense. The trial court erroneously granted summary judgment for defendants in this matter.

Background

The facts in this matter are not in dispute. On 14 December 2001, CB&H Business Services,' L.L.C. (“plaintiff’), and J.T. Comer Consulting, Inc. (“Comer”), entered into an Asset Purchase *721Agreement (“agreement”). The agreement provided for plaintiff to sell to Comer its pension administration division, CB&H Employee Benefits Group, in exchange for…