Parry Deering Futscher & Sparks has represented policy owners in litigation against life insurance companies for over seven years.  In fact, Parry Deering Futscher & Sparks was counsel in one of the first actions challenging a life insurance company's sales practices (called "market conduct litigation" by the insurance industry).  Horton et al. v. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, United States District Court, Middle District of Florida.

Parry Deering Futscher & Sparks regularly represents policy owners in litigation against major life insurance companies arising out of unfair and deceptive sales practices. These unfair and deceptive practices include the sale of life insurance on a "vanishing premium" basis, the replacement (sometimes called "churning") of existing life insurance with a new life insurance policy and the sale of life insurance as a savings, investment or retirement vehicle.  For a more detailed description of these deceptive practices, click here.

The following is a listing of the cases in which Parry Deering Futscher & Sparks is currently involved representing the plaintiff or the class.  Follow the links below for more information about a particular case.