Skinner v. Continental Casualty Co.

MANN, Judge.

Skinner was seriously injured in an accident. His employer had a policy providing to employees certain benefits upon a showing of disability resulting from accident or illness. The language is fairly common, and is set out in the margin.1 The insurer paid Skinner for the two years that he was disabled from performance of his regular *578job, and thereafter claimed that, while he may not have been able to perform his regular job, he was not “prevented by reason of said injury from engaging in each and every occupation or employment for wage or profit for which he is reasonably…