Baldwin sued Hummel, Hopkins, and McCarty for injuries he received in a motor vehicle accident. Hummel’s insurer Standard Fire Insurance rejected Baldwin’s settlement demand and interpleaded the full policy limits for the trial court to distribute among all the claimants. Hummel and McCarty settled with Baldwin—without Standard Fire’s agreement—and Baldwin then sued Standard Fire for claims Hummel and McCarty had assigned to him. The Marshall Circuit Court denied Baldwin’s summary judgment motion and granted Standard Fire’s summary judgment motion. The CoA affirmed in part and reversed in part. Baldwin v. Standard Fire Ins., 238 N.E.3d 655 (Ind. Ct. App. 2024), vacated. The Indiana Supreme Court has granted both parties’ petitions to transfer and assumed jurisdiction over the case.