Kvest LLC v. Cohen
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
*482Plaintiff alleges that its insurance carrier disclaimed coverage because defendants, plaintiff’s insurance brokers, failed to timely forward to the carrier an April 26, 2004 claim letter from an injured party’s attorney. We reject defendants’ contentions that the disclaimer was ineffective and that plaintiff’s claims are moot. According to trial testimony in the carrier’s declaratory judgment action, the carrier never received the claim letter from defendants. If this is true, the carrier would not have had any knowledge of the existence, let alone the late notification, of the claim letter…
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