So even the most intimate and sacred event of death has become a vexing matter of consumer caution.
To study patient characteristics associated with the preferences for the disposition of cryopreserved semen and embryos in the event of death or divorce.
In addition, there may be complications in some pension schemes paying out to unmarried partners in the event of death, especially when it comes to occupational schemes.
It was the first payment on a forty-thousand-dollar policy that, in the event of death by accidental means, paid double indemnity.
Parnia is quietly maddened by the worldwide hospital habit, in the event of death, to send the most junior of doctors along "to have a go at CPR".
In the event of death, members would be replaced without the need for by-elections under some sort of "best loser" system.
Many developing countries require certain employers to contribute to a provident scheme providing a lump-sum payment in the event of death or disability or on retirement.
In the event of death or illness, the money can then stay in the business as the plan then pays out to the trustees.
Until the mid-19th century, life insurance was considered "a profanation," as the sociologist Viviana Zelizer has written, "which transformed the sacred event of death into a vulgar commodity".
Employers are required by law to provide insurance to all employees in war zones, under the Defense Base Act, but such coverage is usually limited to $4,000 a month in the event of death or disability.
When he told Noël Coward in an interview that he was also collecting "information to be used in the event of death," he remembers Mr. Coward saying: "Oh, my obituary.
