[Jersey Republican Biker Chick]

In the wake of this tragedy, I had a thought. I wonder if the insurance companies can say that judicial ordered death is not natural causes and refuse to pay on Michael's life insurance policies on Terri. That would be poetic justice for him to be denied the monetary profits from her death.

[Raycpa]

I wonder if the insurance companies can say that judicial ordered death is not natural causes and refuse to pay on Michael's life insurance policies on Terri.

not contestable after 2 years.

[El Gato]

had a thought. I wonder if the insurance companies can say that judicial ordered death is not natural causes and refuse to pay on Michael's life insurance policies on Terri.

Judge Greer will rule against that. He will follow all the proper procedures, or if he doesn't the higher courts won't review the ruling on the merits anyway.

[GrandEagle]

refuse to pay on Michael's life insurance policies
I think the insurance may be a minor issue.
What was on TV was that there was a malpractice suite settled for 1 million. He got $300,000 and the other $700,000 was put in a trust fund for her care. Shortly after that is when her "husband" decided that she should be starved to death.
I don't remember the show (60 minutes, 20-20, etc.), but the show was favoring her "husbands" side of the issue and still presented this information.

Regards,
GE

[becker]

Good thought but everything dealing with her death was court ordered so i tend to doubt it.However we all know that
insurance companies don't pay unless they have to.