People v. Tillmon

How courts have described this case

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• stating that court should only consider admissible evidence in evaluating summary judgment
• vacating appellant’s conviction because the state conceded that the appellant should not have been charged and the record supported that concession
• noting insurance agent acting as insurance salesperson would not be a proper defendant but imposing duty when acting as an agent to the insured
• noting “that the professional negligence qualification may extend to insurance agents, as well as attorneys or accountants” without deciding because the parties did not brief issue
• “Having concluded summary judgment on that ground was in error, we must now turn to the other grounds raised below to determine if they will support granting Farm Bureau’s motion for summary judgment.”
• distinguishing between relationships that are arm’s-length and adversarial and those that are advisory

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).