· 5/9/1984
Halsey v. Fireman's Fund Insurance
Citations
- 681 P.2d 168
- 68 Or. App. 349
How courts have described this case
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- holding that “[a]n insurer is not prejudiced as a matter of law just because it receives notice after a claim has been settled or tried”
- finding genuine dispute over whether defendant was prejudiced by late notification of claim when it was not notified of claim before trial but provided no evidence that it might have achieved a better result if it had been notified before trial
- record included letter from insurer denying coverage on ground other than late notice
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Judges: Richardson, Newman
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