In plaintiff’s consumer protection and fraud suit against defendant-insurance company concerning the sale of a so-called “vanishing premium” life insurance policy, denial of plaintiff’s motion for certification of the action as a class action is affirmed as the court did not err in concluding that he had not demonstrated any of the requisites for class certification.
Read Kaldenbach v. Mut. of Omaha Life Ins. Co., No. G038539 [PDF]
Read Kaldenbach v. Mut. of Omaha Life Ins. Co., No. G038539 [HTML]
Filed October 26, 2009
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Opinion by Judge O’Leary
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For Appellant: Coughlin & Conforti, Frank J. Coughlin and Beverly A. Blais
For Appellee: Barger & Wolen, Sandra I. Weishart and Misty A. Murray
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