The insurers of the intended comeback “This Is It” tour concerts by Michael Jackson have asked an L.A. judge to invalidate concert promoters’ policy for non-appearance. They claim that they should not have to honor the policy as they had not been advised that the now deceased pop star was taking drugs at the time, “including, but not limited to, his apparent prescription drug use and/or drug addiction,” as well as the anesthetic, propofol, which has been blamed for Jackson’s death. Lloyd’s of London underwriters have also sued Jackson’s company…
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