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3783 REVIEW DENIED Even without a showing of prejudice to the insurer, an insured's persistent refusal over a six month period to give the insurer a sworn oral statement as required by the policy justified the insurer's denial of coverage of the insured's losses and the trial court was not required to give the insured one last chance to appear before granting summary judgment for the insurer in coverage litigation; prior to the commencement of litigation an insurer does not have an obligation to furnish the insured with copies of taped oral statements the insured gave.
BRIZUELA v CALFARM (Uncooperative Insured) 116 CA4 578 [See: Hickman v London Assurance 184 C 524; CA Fair Plan v Superior Court 115 CA4 158 T/AT 2/04]
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