In 2010, California Courts of Appeal rendered approximately 30 decisions involving insurance issues. This article discusses five key decisions.
In Abdelhamid v. Fire Insurance Exchange, 182 Cal. App. 4th 990 (2010), a homeowner refused to answer certain questions during an examination under oath, relying on advice of counsel. The insurer denied coverage, pointing to California Insurance Code Section 2071(a)'s requirement that a...
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