Fraser Trebilcock attorney Andrew J. Moore was successful in obtaining summary disposition on behalf of the firm’s client. Plaintiff and their spouse applied for credit life insurance from the firm's client, a prominent independent insurance company, in conjunction with an RV they purchased. The spouse misrepresented their medical history and was in fact diagnosed with and treating for a disqualifying medical condition. The spouse died of heart attack two months after purchase. The firm's client rescinded the credit certificate, then was sued. Plaintiff claimed RV salesman misrepresented application, eligibility, insurability, and coverage limits, while simultaneously claiming RV salesman was an “agent” of the firm's client such that they should be held liable for their misrepresentation. After discovery and at summary disposition, the Judge ruled in favor of the firm's client and dismissed all counts.

You can view the order here.

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