WRIGHT THERAPY EQUIPMENT, LLC v. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Ala.

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• holding that party opposing summary judgment did not “demonstrate any genuine issue of material facts as to its claim[] of . . . economic duress” so summary judgment was due to be granted
• \This Court has stated that 'fraudulent-inducement claim[s] [are] governed by the \reasonable-reliance\ standard.'\ (citation omitted)
• “This Court has stated that ‘fraudulent- inducement claim[s] [are] governed by the “reasonable-reliance” standard.’” (citation omitted)
• “This Court has stated that ‘fraudulent- inducement claim[s] [are] governed by the “reasonable-reliance” standard.’” (citation omitted)
• “Under the [‘reasonable-reliance’] standard, a person cannot blindly rely on an agent’s oral representations to the exclusion of written disclosures in a contract.”

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