UM – Walker v LSW 2014 0423 – DOC 812 – Trial Transcript – Day 10 – Walker v LSW – 194p (p142-147-Print Out) – zero percent floor,/ Policy Mechanics – Matthew DeSantos – LSW’s Senior Vice-President of Distribution and Business Development (himself a former insurance agent) – DOC 792 p27> (p14) – Dr. Patrick…

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Annual Statements – Walker v LSW (p200) – Annual Statement – Monthly Deductions – Howlett Q Now, if you turn — well, actually let’s stay on the first page. Do you see on the line right above that it says monthly deductions? A Yes, I do. Q And the monthly deductions are listed as what…

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Duty to Read – Walker v LSW (p184) Did they reasonably rely on their illustrations when, as the judge said, they had a duty to read their policies and they didn’t do it? 2014 0425 – DOC 813 – Trial Transcript – Day 12 – Walker v LSW – 224p (p162) – Duty to Read…

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Patrick Kelly – Walker v LSW (p164) – Book – Missed Fortune – book written by Douglas R. Andrew titled Missed Fortune 101 – A Starter Kit to Becoming a Millionaire. Plaintiff Witness: Kim Howlett Q Now, when you met with Mr. Cooper, did he recommend that you read any books to familiarize yourself with…

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How the Policy Works – Walker vs. LSW The fact that we charge people fees that we have disclosed and that fees reduce the value of your policy, and if your policy keeps reducing in value, it will lapse, is not a fraud. That’s common sense. That’s how life insurance works.  (p171)  —  Closing Argument…

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One Policy Fee – Walker v LSW A I mean, it’s five bucks a month, you know. No, I don’t recall it. Q So since it’s only five bucks a month, why would the company be touting one policy fee? (p76-78) 2013 1211 – DOC 735-`2 : Deposition of Michael Tivilini- Walker v LSW –…

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Walker v LSW – Prudential / MetLife Prudential – Vanishing Premium MetLife – Retirement / Savings Plan Walker v LSW Patrick Kelly MetLife In its June 7, 1994 Consent Order #94-102, the NJDBI cited N.J.S.A. 17B:30-3 and N.J.A.C. 11:2-23.4 and subsequently fined MetLife $965,555 for MetLife’s practice of misrepresenting life insurance to be retirement or savings…

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