Fraud, Lies And The Impact On Insurance Claims

Back in 2017 the insurance market was rocked by the Supreme Court’s decision in the DC Merwestone (1). That case appeared to condone the telling of collateral lies in the context of an insurance claim. If an insured tells a lie thinking it might help a claim, but in fact it does not help the claim, then the insurer is not necessarily entitled to decline the claim based on the fact that a lie was told.

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