Greer v. Zurich Insurance Company

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• An insurance contract is designed to furnish protection and will, where reasonably possible, be construed to accomplish this object.
• Although insured was represented at trial by competent counsel, insurance company was nevertheless prejudiced by late notice because the late notice precluded the company from making its own preliminary investigation, selecting its own trial counsel, and deciding whether to settle.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).