Kirk v. Kemper Investors Life Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that insurer had not shown waiver where testimony of insured’s life insurance beneficiary did not indicate he knew he had right to bring claim or that by accepting check he was giving up that claim, and where there was no evidence he consulted attorney
• explaining that insurer had not shown waiver where testimony of insured’s life insurance beneficiary did not indicate he knew he had right to bring claim or that by accepting check he was giving up that claim, and where there was no evidence he consulted attorney
• noting insured’s intent to deceive may not be established at the summary judgment stage

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).