Jerry Harris and Elnora Harris v. Union National Fire Insurance Company
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- appeal
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The court affirmed in part and vacated in part, finding Union National in contempt of court for failing to timely deposit settlement funds. The Harrises were awarded $15,000 in general damages, $4,545.75 in special damages for lost judicial interest, $5,000 in attorney's fees, and $39,091.50 in statutory penalties, plus legal interest and court costs.
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