· 6/28/2002
Employers Reinsurance Corp. v. E. Miller Insurance Agency, Inc.
Citations
- 773 N.E.2d 707
- 332 Ill. App. 3d 326
- 265 Ill. Dec. 943
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- examining several factors to determine whether notice of suit was given within a reasonable time
- examining several factors to determine whether notice of suit was given within a reasonable time
- rejecting \anytime before resolution of underlying lawsuit test\ in favor of \reasonable time from date of notice to insurer\ test
- rejecting “anytime before resolution of underlying lawsuit test” in favor of “reasonable time from date of notice to insurer” test
- expressing concern that an insurer could file a declaratory judgment complaint, attach the policy, allege one policy exclusion, and then file a motion for summary judgment relying on a different policy provision to deny coverage
- language in the insurance policy was incorporated into the complaint by virtue of its attachment to the complaint
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Judges: Greiman, Quinn, Reid
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