My brother-in-law, Bill Doherty, did 300 jumps a year for 30 years. On his last jump, he was filming a friend and died from heart attack or brain aneurism before he could pull his chute. He wasn't wearing the safety chute. A paramedic was on the ground when he landed and confirmed he was dead before he landed. The insurance company won't pay life insurance because he had exclusion for skydiving, which I believe only applies if death is "caused" by something skydiving related (chute tangles, etc.). Any advice on how to contest their denial? Help? Thanks.
