Beckham To Broom Bikes and Bentleys in Britannia


Written on March 31, 2012 – 8:55 pm | by Brayden Sani

Soccer and celebrity superstar David Beckham is clearing out his stable of motorcycles and luxury cars purportedly worth more than $800,000.

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Jerry Lee Lewis weds 7th wife


Written on March 29, 2012 – 6:36 pm | by Olivia Oom


Jerry Lee Lewis has tied the knot for the seventh time to his cousins ex-wife Judith Brown.

The singer may be well accustomed to planning a big day and organising elements such as purchasing wedding insurance, as he has a lot of experience in walking down the aisle.

Lewis is known for hits such as Great Balls of Fire, Whole Lot of Shakin Love Goin On and Fools Like Me.

However, his controversial love life helped to raise the 76-year-olds profile, as he divorced his first wife Dorothy Barton in the early 50s and went on to wed Jane Mitchum before his 13-year-old cousin once removed Myra Gale Brown in 1957.

The marriage was frowned upon by many and lasted just 13 years before the pair split and Lewis went on to marry another four women.

His latest wife is 14 years his junior and was previously wed to his cousin Rusty.

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Term Life Insurance – No Exam, No Problem!


Written on March 24, 2012 – 11:44 am | by Olivia Oom

You had that dream again last night, you know the one. You are being interrogated by the insistent insurance agent full of probing questions. He has a bare bulb trained on your face, a tower of files with your name on each one, as he mumbles something like, “I have ways of making you talk.” All the while a nurse with a menacing expression is closing in on you and she is brandishing the biggest needle you have ever seen.

Sure it was only an anxiety dream but you don’t have to let your fear of providing detailed, private medical information to a stranger or the not too gentle ministrations of Nurse Ratchet keep you from securing your family’s future. If you

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Avoiding Statute of Limitations Running in Hawaii Means Filing Your Lawsuit within Two Years From the Date of Loss, Part 2


Written on March 22, 2012 – 4:50 pm | by Hunter Appel

In my last blog, I discussed how the March 1998 decision of  confirmed that a lawsuit in Hawaii against an insurer for breach of contract and the tort of bad faith is subject to the two year limitations period imposed by H.R.S. 657-7.

Hawaii cases show that plaintiffs can toll the 2 year time limit. But relying on equitable tolling to extend the two year statute from the date of loss can backfire. The doctrine of equitable tolling cannot be applied to expand the two-year statute of limitations period in HRS §3431:10C-315 based solely on an issuer’s failure to provide a formal notice of denial required pursuant to §431:10C-304(3) (1993) in conjunction with a reduced or partial payment. .<

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Mexico Earthquake Loss Estimate Around $100M


Written on March 21, 2012 – 6:59 pm | by Brayden Sani

An earthquake that struck Oaxaca, Mexico damaged hundreds of homes and caused an estimated insured loss of around $100 million, but no fatalities were reported.

Yesterday, the magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck Oaxaca along the border with the state of Guerrero, Mexico at 2:02 p.m. EDT. The 

epicenter of the quake was 200 miles south-southeast of Mexico City.

Catastrophe-modeler Eqecat estimates that insured losses of less than $100 million.

The quake and its aftershocks were felt as far north as the nation’s capital, Mexico City.

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Catastrophe-modeler AIR-Worldwide says buildings swayed for roughly 60 seconds in Mexico City and tourists and residents about 124 miles south of the epicenter in Acapulco say they felt the quake, but no major damage was reported in either location. Howe

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