![]() On April 24, 2007, Doyle sent a fourth certified letter to Fretz, attaching the summons and complaint in the malpractice action, and again pointing out how "imperative" it was that Fretz forward the summons and complaint to his malpractice insurer, lest he jeopardize his insurance coverage. On April 9, 2007, Doyle sent a third certified letter to Fretz' home, proclaiming it "absolutely imperative" that Fretz supply Doyle with the name of Fretz' insurer. on behalf of plaintiffs, Doyle sent a second certified letter to Fretz at his home, again seeking the identity of his malpractice insurer, in order that Doyle himself might provide notice to the insurer and thereby avoid any prospect of disclaimer due to lack of notice. Supreme Court, Erie County, August 19, 2009 ![]() Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company et al., Defendants. ![]() ![]() Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431.Īs corrected through Wednesday, November 25, 2009 ![]()
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