083238P.pdf   08/14/2009  Timothy Moore  v.  American Family Mutual
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  08-3238
   District of North Dakota - Fargo   
   [PUBLISHED] [Arnold, Author, with Murphy and Gruender, Circuit Judges]
   Civil case - insurance. Defendant failed to preserve for review its
   contention that it was entitled to Judgment as a Matter of Law on its bad-
   faith claim; objection to instruction on bad faith was waived as defendant
   failed to raise the objection during the instruction conference before the
   case was submitted; instructions, as a whole, fairly submitted the issues;
   new trial was not required when jury stopped a juror who had improperly
   researched defendant's worth and profits from revealing anything more
   than the company made huge profits and could afford to pay a judgment
   as this information was innocuous and the juror who did the research was
   removed from the panel; jury verdict on bad faith claim was supported by
   sufficient evidence of uninsurability, economic loss, loss of reputation
   and emotional distress; damage award was not excessive; district court
   did not err in submitting punitive damages issue to the jury, and the
   jury's award was neither excessive nor unconstitutional.