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Carlisle v. St. Mary's Credit Union, 05-C-0090 (Hillsborough, North, Nov. 10, 2005)

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Topics: Breach, Class Action, Dismissal, Good Faith and Fair Dealing, Insurance Premiums, Plain Language, Private Right of Action

Case Information
Document Type: 
Opinion
Case name: 
Carlisle v. St. Mary's Credit Union
Docket Number: 
05-C-0090
Date: 
Nov 10 2005
Justice: 
Barry, Jr. James J.
Jurisdiction: 
Hillsborough, North

The present matter before the Court is in the opening stages of a potential class action law suit. Amanda Carlisle, the plaintiff, has brought this action on behalf of herself and all others similarly situated against St. Mary's Credit Union ("the defendant" or "St. Mary's''). The plaintiff and other members of the putative class are purchasers of credit life and/or accident and disability insurance issued by Universal Underwriters Life Insurance Company ("UULIC") who financed their purchases through retail installment sales contracts. The defendant is the assignee/holder of the contracts.

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