Excellence in Claims Handling

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Excellence in Claims Handling and the Examination Under Oath

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A False Statement at EUO Voids Coverage

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Barry Zalma
Jul 17, 2023
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Where a plaintiff admits to making false statements with the intent that his insurer rely on those statements, the issue of whether such false statements were made need not be tried to a judge or jury. Similarly, whether a false statement was made knowingly and with the intent to deceive the insurer is usually a question of fact but may be decided as a matter of law where the insured admits that he made knowingly false statements with the intent that the insurer rely upon them because that is, by definition, fraud. [Ram v. Infinity Select Ins., 807 F. Supp. 2d 843 (N.D. Cal. 2011)]

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