What is ACCIDENTAL DEATH AND DISMEMBERMENT INSURANCE?

An insurance policy that pays when the insured person dies. This is a death due to accident or incapacitating injury.

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Related Legal Terms
ACCIDENTAL DEATH CLAUSE, ACCIDENTAL DEATH, ACCIDENTAL DEATH BENEFIT, ACCIDENTAL MEANS, EXTENDED DEATH BENEFIT, LEVEL DEATH BENEFIT OPTION, DEATH BENEFIT, VIOLENT DEATH, DEATH TAXES, HOMICIDE ACCIDENTAL


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