Wilson v. Professional Ins. Corp.

Underwood, Judge.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilson, contending that Mrs. Wilson’s neck and lower back had been injured in an automobile collision, filed suit against defendant insurance company seeking recovery under a disability policy providing monthly benefits if such injury "wholly and continuously disable and prevent the insured from performing each and every duty pertaining to [her] occupation [i.e., school teacher].” The company paid benefits for 24 months and denied further disability, and the Wilsons sought to show at trial that Mrs. Wilson remained disabled within the policy definition…