Life Insurance Co. of Southwest v. Brister

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• recognizing that not all situations involving fraud and misrepresentation claims are appropriate for class certification because of material variations of representations made and varying degrees of reliance
• giving deference to trial court’s characterization of plaintiffs theory rather than defendant's interpretation of plaintiff's cause of action in reviewing class certification order
• giving deference to trial court's characterization of plaintiff's theory rather than defendant's interpretation of plaintiff's cause of action in reviewing class certification order
• court should certify class, subject to later motion to dissolve, if common issues may predominate
• court should certify class, subject to later motion to dissolve, if common issues may predominate

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