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· 11/3/2020

Guzman (Marco) Vs. State

Citations

  • 475 P.3d 59

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  • noting that even if reversal was not compelled by precedent, reversal of summary judgment for insurer was appropriate because issue of fact remained as to whether insured’s refusal to attend examination under oath under conditions set by insurer was unreasonable
  • finding, generally, that an issue of fact remained where the insured requested that her examination under oath be conducted by telephone or in her attorney’s office
  • whether insured’s refusal to attend EUO unless it was via telephone or at her attorney’s office constituted a willful and material breach was a fact issue precluding summary judgment based on insured’s failure to cooperate

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