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This is directly from page 6 of your "Statement of Appealability" which was posted 2 pages ago.
Agent Arrested and Convicted for Selling an Annuity.
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This is directly from page 6 of your "Statement of Appealability" which was posted 2 pages ago.
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Why in the world would anyone include that in their appeal???? It does nothing for the judge reviewing the appeal.
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It maybe in the record like that, but that's not how it went down.Remember IF I testified I could of clarified that.
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But the allegation is not refuted anywhere in the 91 pages. Not wanting to argue about it but it doesn't look good.
Dave if you could post the section about the states expert witness. And see if others see the bia's in his testimony as I did. His lawyer put on a poor defense. He thought he had it in the bag. Like Peyton Manny did on sunday. I am not one to judge Glenn. All We could do is give him idea's. Glenn you should give the insurance investigator a call, he seem like a knowledge man. It is worth the time to call him. His information is on the ampm fourm. I would be interested in his take on your problem. Just my opinion.
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Cant be argued. It's not in the record.Only "THE RECORD" can be used by appelate attorney.
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I saw a life settlement contract recently that has a one pager to address competency...worded as follows:
Physician Name
Address
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
I am the attending physician for (CLIENT NAME)
In my professional medical opinion, this patient is of sound mind, under no constraint or undue influence and is competent to handle his/her own business affairs. To the best of my knowledge, information and belief, this patient is under no known constraint, coercion, duress or undue influence affecting his/her business judgment.
Sincerely,
Dr.
Physician Name
Address
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
I am the attending physician for (CLIENT NAME)
In my professional medical opinion, this patient is of sound mind, under no constraint or undue influence and is competent to handle his/her own business affairs. To the best of my knowledge, information and belief, this patient is under no known constraint, coercion, duress or undue influence affecting his/her business judgment.
Sincerely,
Dr.
I would be surprised if a doctor would voluntarily sign that statement. It would open themselves up to liability if something happens.
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Its the same as using doctors records for underwriting purposes imo.
I have had requests from carriers before for doctors statements to clarify certain things in a clients medical history. Seems like the same thing to me..
Doctors testify in court and in depositions all the time as to a persons mental competency. Not any different in this situation. Plus they get to bill the client/HI for the visit to get evaluated for competency.
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