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· 12/19/1985

Felice v. St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance

Citations

  • 711 P.2d 1066
  • 42 Wash. App. 352
  • 1985 Wash. App. LEXIS 3150

How courts have described this case

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  • prejudice where notice of claim given to insurance company one day before the end of thirty-day appeal period
  • prejudice presumed where insured delayed notification of claim until after unfavorable trial and after appeal period had almost concluded
  • prejudice where notice of claim given to insurance company one day before the end of thirty-day appeal period
  • late notice prejudiced insurer 10 because “it was precluded from investigating and evaluating” plaintiff’s claim
  • where the insured asserted a bad faith denial of coverage, holding that “[d]enial of coverage due to a debatable question of coverage . . . is not bad faith giving rise to a [CPA] violation”
  • insurer prejudiced as a matter of law

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Judges: McInturff

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