Johnson v. Trustmark Insurance
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtJjBROWN, J.
Defendant-insurer refused to pay disability benefits under two policies sold to plaintiff, a clinical surgeon. The trial court granted plaintiffs motion for summary judgment; however, the court denied penalties and legal fees. Both parties have appealed. We affirm and remand.
*308 Facts and Procedural Background
In December 1982, plaintiff, Lester Johnson, M.D., a clinical surgeon practicing in Rayville, Louisiana, purchased several insurance policies from Hartford Insurance Company (“Hartford”). This litigation concerns a disability insurance policy and an overhead expense policy. These policies…
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