Richard B. Rosenthal v. Prudential Property & Casualty Company

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• holding that an insured’s failure to cooperate is willful when it is indicative of a pattern of noncooperation without any reasonable excuse
• noting that New York courts have retreated from affording an insured a last chance when the insured's failure to cooperate is wilful
• noting that New York courts have retreated from affording an insured a last chance when the insured's failure to cooperate is wilful
• affirming that failure to submit to an examination under oath constituted a material breach under fire insurance policy
• preclusion appropriate where failures are “indicative of a pattern of non-cooperation for which no reasonable excuse for noncompliance has been proffered” (emphasis added

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).