I think it would depend on the company. I have seen companies to weird stuff.
Posted: Tue Feb 18, 2014 02:28 am Post Subject:
I think it would depend on the company.
You obviously don't understand insurance contracts very well. It doesn't depend on the company, it depends on the definition. Accidental death is only an issue in an AD&D policy, and the exclusionary language usually has to do with self-inflicted injuries, suicide, or intoxication by drugs or alcohol. Murder/homicide is never stated as an exclusion in an AD&D policy.
Posted: Tue Feb 18, 2014 02:50 am Post Subject:
Each company has their own definition MAX! I understand that you are THE ultimate source. Back off, I saw a post here that said. Wow one post and done,we need to get more insurance agents in here. It's people like Max that chase them out feeling belittled. Who wants to participate in a community that has Mr. Knowitall in it. Not every company is going to treat this situation the same way!
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2014 06:05 am Post Subject:
Yes, murder can be considered as accidental death as no one plans for his/her murder. When a person got murdered, it is not the time of his normal/actual death.
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2014 07:24 pm Post Subject:
it is not the time of his . . . actual death.
Interesting concept. I guess a murdered person dies some other time according to DavidMayo.
Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2014 11:28 pm Post Subject: Murder is Accidental death
Yes, a murder is accidental death as to the victim.
Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2015 08:39 am Post Subject: RE MAXHERR
LOL I LOVE MAXHERR AUTHORITY AND CANDOR AND I FOR ONE LOVE HIM BEING OUT HERE AND KNOWING IT ALL!
Posted: Tue Dec 01, 2015 01:51 pm Post Subject: New members comment
Actually new member you are wrong, there are standard rules and laws that insurance company's have to adhere to for each state. But federal law dictates that someone who is murdered has suffered a death by accident. Only if it can be proven without a doubt that the person who has died had a part in their death, then any accidental insurance policy has to pay out the death benefits.
Instead of being someone who spends his time trying to appear to be smarter than others you could spend your time catching up on your facts new member.[font=Georgia][/font][color=Black][/color][size=12][/size]
Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2015 02:38 pm Post Subject:
I don't know of a federal law that states murder is an accidental death, but it is generally true that death by murder is considered accidental.
Posted: Fri Oct 04, 2013 04:36 am Post Subject:
Yes, it should be considered accidental death.
Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 10:59 pm Post Subject:
I think it would depend on the company. I have seen companies to weird stuff.
Posted: Tue Feb 18, 2014 02:28 am Post Subject:
I think it would depend on the company.
You obviously don't understand insurance contracts very well. It doesn't depend on the company, it depends on the definition. Accidental death is only an issue in an AD&D policy, and the exclusionary language usually has to do with self-inflicted injuries, suicide, or intoxication by drugs or alcohol. Murder/homicide is never stated as an exclusion in an AD&D policy.Posted: Tue Feb 18, 2014 02:50 am Post Subject:
Each company has their own definition MAX! I understand that you are THE ultimate source. Back off, I saw a post here that said. Wow one post and done,we need to get more insurance agents in here. It's people like Max that chase them out feeling belittled. Who wants to participate in a community that has Mr. Knowitall in it. Not every company is going to treat this situation the same way!
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2014 06:05 am Post Subject:
Yes, murder can be considered as accidental death as no one plans for his/her murder. When a person got murdered, it is not the time of his normal/actual death.
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2014 07:24 pm Post Subject:
it is not the time of his . . . actual death.
Interesting concept. I guess a murdered person dies some other time according to DavidMayo.Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2014 11:28 pm Post Subject: Murder is Accidental death
Yes, a murder is accidental death as to the victim.
Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2015 08:39 am Post Subject: RE MAXHERR
LOL I LOVE MAXHERR AUTHORITY AND CANDOR AND I FOR ONE LOVE HIM BEING OUT HERE AND KNOWING IT ALL!
Posted: Tue Dec 01, 2015 01:51 pm Post Subject: New members comment
Actually new member you are wrong, there are standard rules and laws that insurance company's have to adhere to for each state. But federal law dictates that someone who is murdered has suffered a death by accident. Only if it can be proven without a doubt that the person who has died had a part in their death, then any accidental insurance policy has to pay out the death benefits.
Instead of being someone who spends his time trying to appear to be smarter than others you could spend your time catching up on your facts new member.[font=Georgia][/font][color=Black][/color][size=12][/size]
Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2015 02:38 pm Post Subject:
I don't know of a federal law that states murder is an accidental death, but it is generally true that death by murder is considered accidental.
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