Moore v. American United Life Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• $2.5 million punitive award for insurance company's bad faith upheld without evidence of the profits from company's deceptive claims practices
• $2.5 million punitive award for insurance company’s bad faith upheld without evidence of the profits from company’s deceptive claims practices
• award representing 3.4 weeks of defendant’s income and 3.2% of net assets upheld
• award representing 3.4 weeks of defendant's income and 3.2% of net assets upheld
• employee is not totally disabled if he can work “with reasonable continuity in his customary occupation or in any other occupation in which he might reasonably be expected to engage.”
• “Recovery is not precluded under a total disability provision because the insured is able to perform sporadic tasks, or give attention to simple or unconsequential details incident to the conduct of business.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).