Decorative Fabric Corp. v. Sidney Blumenthal & Co.

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• finding notice to insurer, nine months after default action against insured began, to not be \as soon as practicable\ where insured argued that it did not know of the existence of the lawsuit because it failed to update the address listed with the Secretary of State
• “[A]n insurer that does not receive timely notice in accordance with a policy provision may disclaim coverage, whether it is prejudiced by the delay or not.”
• “In July 2008 New York enacted legislation that would require a showing of prejudice. See N.Y. Ins. Law § 3420(a)(5) (McKinney 2008
• ʺ[A]n insurer that does not receive timely notice in accordance with a policy provision may disclaim coverage, whether it is prejudiced by the delay or not.ʺ
• “[A]n insurer that does not receive timely notice in accordance with a policy provision may disclaim coverage, whether it is prejudiced by the delay or not.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).