All articles tagged with #insurance claim
Philadelphia Eagles player Jason Kelce lost his Super Bowl ring in a pool of chili during a live event in Cincinnati, despite using a metal detector to locate it. Kelce suspects it may be in a landfill and has filed an insurance claim, but it's unclear if he will get another ring made.
Former Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce revealed on a podcast that his Super Bowl ring, designed with 219 diamonds and 17 rare green sapphires, is officially lost after an event where it was hidden in chili. Kelce submitted an insurance claim for the ring, which has the Eagles logo with 52 diamonds to signify their Super Bowl 52 victory and a silhouette of Lincoln Financial Field with engraved signatures, making it the first Super Bowl ring to feature such engravings.
Philadelphia Eagles' Jason Kelce lost his Super Bowl LII ring in a pool of Skyline chili during a competition at the University of Cincinnati, and despite efforts to find it, the ring is now presumed to be in a landfill. Kelce has started the process of getting a new ring, but the insurance company's coverage for the loss remains uncertain.
An Irish woman's $820,000 insurance claim was dismissed after a photo emerged of her throwing a tree during a competition, contradicting her claims of debilitating pain from a car accident. The court found her actions inconsistent with her reported injuries, including winning a tree-throwing contest and training her dog for over an hour. The judge concluded that her claims were exaggerated and dismissed the case, despite the woman's denial of faking her injuries.
A mother's $820,000 insurance claim for debilitating pain following a car accident was dismissed by an Irish court after a photo emerged of her winning a Christmas tree throwing contest, contradicting her claims of being unable to lift heavy items or play with her children. The judge found the photo and other evidence to be at odds with her medical claims, leading to the dismissal of her case.
Stephen Beal, sentenced to life in prison for a 2018 bombing that killed his ex-girlfriend, is now under scrutiny for the "suspicious" death of his wife in 2008. Federal prosecutors allege that the circumstances surrounding Christine Beal's death are highly suspicious, pointing to elevated lead levels in her body, Beal's uncooperative behavior at the hospital, and an insurance claim that was initially denied but later awarded half a million dollars. Beal maintains his innocence and is appealing his conviction, while his daughter believes in his innocence and describes her parents' marriage as strong.
Viasat announced that it will not replace its damaged $750 million ViaSat-3 Americas satellite, stating that its current and upcoming satellite fleet, along with third-party support, will meet the needs of its key mobility market customers despite the lost bandwidth. The company expects to achieve its financial growth objectives earlier than expected and anticipates being free cash flow positive in the first half of 2025. Viasat also plans to finalize a $420 million insurance claim for the ViaSat-3 Americas satellite and a $348 million claim for the I6 F2 backup satellite, totaling $768 million.
A man and his wife in Tennessee woke up with dozens of bedbug bites after watching a movie at Regal Cinemas Providence 14 theater in Mount Juliet. The man reached out to the theater, but they ignored his calls for three days. He later found a bedbug egg sack under his seat and sent a picture to the exterminator. The theater closed temporarily for pest control, but the insurance company denied their claim for medical bills and extermination costs. The couple feels frustrated and powerless.