$321,000 Denied Primerica Life Insurance Claim Won

Apr 30, 2023 /

Life Insurance Attorney

We are happy to announce a $321,000 denied life insurance claim won.

What are some reasons for a denied life insurance claim

Here are 50 potential reasons:

The policy lapsed due to non-payment of premiums.
The policy was cancelled.
The cause of death was excluded from the policy.
The insured lied on their application.
The insured committed suicide within the contestable period.
The insured died while committing a crime.
The insured died while participating in a high-risk activity.
The insured died while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
The insured died while traveling to a high-risk location.
The policy was not in force at the time of death.
The policy had not been in force for the required waiting period.
The beneficiaries were not properly designated.
The beneficiaries were not notified of the policy.
The beneficiaries were minors at the time of the insured's death.
The beneficiaries were not legally entitled to receive the policy proceeds.
The beneficiaries were not named in the policy.
The policy was a group policy and the insured was no longer part of the group.
The policy was a term policy and had expired.
The policy was a permanent policy and had been surrendered.
The policy was a joint policy and the other insured had died.
The policy was a key person policy and the insured was not a key person.
The policy was a business continuation policy and the business no longer existed.
The policy was a buy-sell agreement and the agreement was not properly executed.
The policy was a modified endowment contract and had not been properly funded.
The policy was a viatical settlement and had not been properly structured.
The policy was a stranger-originated life insurance and was deemed illegal.
The policy was a credit life insurance and the loan had been paid off.
The policy was a group credit life insurance and the insured had left the group.
The policy was a creditor-placed insurance and the borrower had coverage elsewhere.
The policy was a mortgage life insurance and the mortgage had been paid off.
The policy was a juvenile life insurance and the insured had reached adulthood.
The policy was a senior life insurance and the insured had passed away before the waiting period.
The policy was a funeral insurance and the funeral costs had already been covered.
The policy was a final expense insurance and the expenses had already been covered.
The policy was a guaranteed issue insurance and the insured did not meet the eligibility criteria.
The policy was a simplified issue insurance and the insured did not pass the health questionnaire.
The policy was a fully underwritten insurance and the insured was found to have undisclosed health conditions.
The policy was a retroactive insurance and the insured's medical history was not accurately reported.
The policy was a term conversion insurance and the conversion had not been properly executed.
The policy was a variable life insurance and the investments had performed poorly.
The policy was a universal life insurance and the cash value had been exhausted.
The policy was a whole life insurance and the dividends had been insufficient.
The policy was a no-exam insurance and the insured had health conditions that would have been discovered through an exam.
The policy was a no-questions-asked insurance and the insured had undisclosed health conditions.
The policy was a term life insurance and the insured had died after the term had expired.
The policy was a guaranteed renewable insurance and the insured had not paid the increased premiums.
The policy was a non-guaranteed renewable insurance and the insurer had chosen not to renew the policy.
The policy was a return of premium insurance and the insured had cancelled the policy before the end of the term.
The policy was a survivorship insurance and the second insured had not yet passed away.
The policy was a group survivorship insurance and the surviving insured was no longer part of the group.

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