Wisconsin –Once a Life Insurance Policy is Issued, the Insurer cannot Invalidate the Policy for Lack of Insurable Interest
Judge Richard Posner, writing for a three judge panel for the Seventh Circuit and applying Wisconsin law, has affirmed a 2015 federal District Court decision and ruled that a STOLI policy (the original owner may not have had an insurable interest in the life of the insured), once issued by the insurer, is neither void nor voidable by the insurer for lack of insurable interest.
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