Michael Jackson Death Hoax Investigators

Hoax Investigation => General Hoax Investigation => The Michael Jackson Estate => Topic started by: Echo on January 04, 2015, 11:09:47 AM

Title: Lloyds's of London
Post by: Echo on January 04, 2015, 11:09:47 AM
It has been reported that AEG dropped their insurance claim with Lloyd's of London. However, it was reported last year just about this time, that Lloyd's of London reached a settlement with Michael Jackson's Estate. Does anyone have insight on the pretense for the settlement and if it was actually paid out?
Title: Re: Lloyds's of London
Post by: michaelslady on January 04, 2015, 11:36:44 AM
Hmmm. I haven't heard anything else about it. IMO, I don't believe any money has exchanged hands in regards to insurance. I think Mike crossed his t's and dotted his i's and consulted with a good ole lawyer before he pulled this off. He definitely wouldn't want to be caught up in any type of insurance fraud. Now, unless some money was paid out to the family or the greedy estate people and he just stood back and didn't stop them. If and when he BAMS, he will expose their greediness and they will be convicted of fraud. Serious offense
Title: Re: Lloyds's of London
Post by: iamhere4mj on January 11, 2015, 10:22:43 PM
http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/01/16/us-usa-michaeljackson-insurance-idUSBREA0F02W20140116

Michael Jackson's estate, Lloyd's of London settle insurance dispute

LOS ANGELES  Wed Jan 15, 2014 8:13pm EST

(Reuters) - The insurers of Michael Jackson's ill-fated "This Is It" London comeback concerts on Wednesday have settled out of court with the late King of Pop's estate over a $17.5 million policy, the attorney for Jackson's estate said.

The settlement caps three years of litigation between underwriter Lloyd's of London Ltd and Jackson's estate over the insurance policy. The case was scheduled to go to trial next month.

"The estate and Lloyd's of London are glad this matter got resolved," Jackson estate attorney Howard Weitzman said in a statement. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

The insurer had previously asked Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Malcolm Mackey to nullify the policy, saying they were never told that Jackson was taking powerful drugs.

Jackson died in 2009 in Los Angeles from an overdose of surgical anesthetic propofol while prepping for his series comeback concerts.

The insurance policy was taken out to cover the cancellation or postponement of the London concerts in the case of the death, accident or illness of Jackson.

The possibility of the case heading to trial could have brought testimony again about the private life and final days of the "Thriller" singer months after it was put on display in a wrongful death suit filed by Jackson's family against the concerts' promoter, AEG Live.

AEG Live, which a Los Angeles jury found not liable in Jackson's death, was also initially named in the Lloyd's of London lawsuit, but the promoter dropped its claim in 2012 after leaked emails showed company executives were concerned about the singer's stability ahead of the performances.


The promoter, a division of privately held Anschutz Entertainment Group, said at the time that it was reimbursed by Jackson's estate for its concert-related losses.

Lloyd's of London claimed in the suit that AEG Live or Jackson or his company knew but did not disclose that the singer was taking propofol, which is usually restricted to use in hospitals.

Witnesses had testified in the trial between AEG Live and Jackson's family that Jackson had the drug administered to him so he could sleep.



According to the autopsy report:

DEATH WAS CAUSED BY:
IMMEDIATE CAUSE: (A) Acute propofol intoxication

OTHER CONDITIONS CONTRIBUTING BUT NOT RELATED TO THE IMMEDIATE CAUSE OF DEATH:
Benzo effect


So basically, propofol killed Michael since the other contributing conditions didn't relate to the immediate cause of death.

I don't think Lloyd's of London is talking about propofol being the drug(s) that they weren't told about.

Everything we had been given that involved insurance never made any sense.

Love you Michael!
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