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Federal Common Law Claims May Not Be Brought Against Insurer Under Servicemembers’ Group Life Insurance Program, Court Rules
A federal district court in Indiana has dismissed federal common law claims brought against the sole insurance company and administrator for the Servicemembers’…
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Allegations of Lunesta-Triggered Suicide Found Insufficient to Overturn Plan Administrator’s Denial of AD & D Benefits
Reversing a decision by the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Louisiana, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has refused to overturn…
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Fifth Circuit Upholds Plan Administrator’s Decision Denying AD & D Benefits Where Insured Died While Operating a Boat While Intoxicated
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, affirming a district court’s decision, has upheld a plan administrator’s decision denying…
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Where There’s a Will – But No Signed and Submitted Change-of-Beneficiary Form – Insurer’s Decision that Beneficiary Had Not Changed Is Upheld
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, affirming a district court’s decision, has upheld a life insurance company’s decision that…
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Misstatement of Woman’s Age in Policy Application Permits Life Insurer to Adjust Benefits Payable Years Later Upon Her Death, Court Rules
A federal district court in Colorado has ruled that a life insurance policy’s “misstatement of age” provision permitted the insurer to…
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Doctor Who Signed Property Agreement with Estranged Wife Could Not Change Beneficiary on Life Insurance Policy Days Before His Suicide
A federal district court in Pennsylvania has ruled that the estranged wife of a doctor who committed suicide was entitled to the proceeds of a life insurance…
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Nebraska Supreme: Property Settlement Agreement Incorporated into Divorce Decree Establishes Ownership of Life Insurance Policies Although Beneficiary Had Not Been Changed
The Nebraska Supreme Court has enforced a property settlement agreement incorporated into a divorce decree that allocated an ex-husband’s life insurance…
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Divorced Wife Fails in Lawsuit against Insurer over Life Insurance Policy Surrendered by Her Ex-Husband Before His Death
An appellate court in California has affirmed a trial court’s decision rejecting the lawsuit filed against a life insurance company by a divorced…
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Estate of Shareholder of Dissolved Corporation Found Entitled to Proceeds of Life Insurance Policy on Former Employee
An intermediate appellate court in Illinois, affirming a trial court’s decision, has ruled that the estate of a shareholder of a dissolved corporation…
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Court Rejects Claim for “Accidental Death” Benefits Where Heart Disease Was At Least a “Contributing Factor” to the Insured’s Death in Auto Accident
A federal district court in Massachusetts has granted summary judgment to an insurance carrier, finding that it was not liable for accidental death benefits…
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