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MAYBANK v. BB&T CORP.

Opinion No. 27640.

416 S.C. 541 (2016)

Francis P. MAYBANK and Jane H.P. Maybank, as trustee for the Francis P. Maybank Family Insurance Trust, Plaintiffs, of whom Francis P. Maybank is the Respondent/Appellant, v. BB&T CORPORATION, Branch Banking and Trust Company, Successor in merger to Branch Banking and Trust Company of SC, and Sterling Capital Management, LLC, Successor in merger to BB&T Asset Management, LLC, Appellants/Respondents.

Supreme Court of South Carolina.

Filed June 3, 2016.

Rehearing Denied July 13, 2016.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

C. Mitchell Brown , D. Larry Kristinik , Brian P. Crotty , Michael J. Anzelmo , all of Columbia, and William S. Brown , of Greenville, all of Nelson Mullins Riley and Scarborough, LLP, for Appellants/Respondents.

Mitchell Willoughby , John M.S. Hoefer , Tracey C. Green , Chad N. Johnston , all of Willoughby and Hoefer, P.A., of Columbia, and Bruce W. Bannister , of Bannister, Wyatt and Stalvey, LLC, of Greenville, for Respondent/Appellant.

This appeal arises from a total verdict of $17,199,306 rendered in favor of Francis P. Maybank for claims sounding in contract, tort, and the South Carolina Unfair Trade Practices Act (UTPA). Maybank brought this action alleging he received faulty investment advice from Branch Banking and Trust (BB&T) Company (the...

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