Singer Asset Finance Co., LLC v. Wyner

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• finding that, in absence of valid and enforceable contract, trial court properly entered summary judgment for plaintiff on unjust enrichment claim
• finding that the anti-assignment clause in the settlement agreement “explicitly inured to the benefit of the settling insurer and, by extension, [the annuity issuer].”
• declining to apply continuing wrong doctrine to tortious interference with contract claim because interference occurred at two discrete points in time
• “It is a long-standing rule that parties may not have judicial review of matters not raised in the forum of trial.” (quotation omitted)
• A “claim based on a single tort ordinarily accrues when the tort is completed, and the continuing accrual of injury or damages does not extend the accrual date.” (quotation omitted)
• A “claim based on a single tort ordinarily accrues when the tort is completed, and the continuing accrual of injury or damages does not extend the accrual date.” (quotation omitted)

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