company's claim for coverage for a wage and pay class action was requested after the policy lapsed. The three-judge panel said in Tuesday's summary decision that Westchester Fire Insurance's policy clearly stated that Meadows Construction had to provide notice of a claim within 60 days after the policy expired in September 2015. The appeals court was unpersuaded by the construction company's argument that it did not become aware of the claim until the class action suit was filed in August 2016. . . .
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