Sisters of Divine Providence v. Interstate Fire & Casualty Co.

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• insured' presumed to have “actual knowledge” from which it could reasonably conclude claim had arisen under excess policy where injuries alleged were catastrophic
• notice given three years after suit filed and one month before trial was unreasonable; insurer does not have to establish prejudice in order to be relieved of liability under the policy
• Notice given three years after suit filed and one month before trial was unreasonable; insurer does not have to establish prejudice in order to be relieved of liability under the policy

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