California | Insurance Law
I have a commercial property and am being sued by an evicted restaurant tenant. My insurance company has taken up the claim. No final judgment has been made yet by my insurance company. I recently received a cancellation letter by my insurance company, but they state that "Any claim originating prior to [the cancellation] date will not be affected by this cancellation." My questions are:
(1) will the insurance company try to find some loophole in the policy to drop the claim?
(2) will the insurance company still try to handle the claim to the best of their ability once I'm no longer a customer (i.e. after date of cancellation)?
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