California Insurance Broker Did Not Have To Advise Life Insurance Beneficiary How To Protect Her Interest
The Second District Court of Appeal ruled there was “no legal basis” to find an insurance broker liable for failing to advise a beneficiary of a life insurance policy how to protect her interest under the policy.
May 22, 2018 at 11:52 AM
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An appellate court in California has ruled that there was “no legal basis” to find an insurance broker liable for failing to advise a beneficiary of a life insurance policy how to protect her interest under the policy.
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