The principle carries in so far as you hold up your contract for covered claims until bankrupt.
Or to use an analogy, which HN absolutely hates and will nitpick since an analogy is never the same thing: you do not get to trespass someone from your airplane while you are in flight. If the airplane catastrophically fails and someone is sucked out, then there is a pass.
It does not appear these denied claims are just people getting sucked out of a catastrophically failed aircraft.
The principle carries in so far as you hold up your contract for covered claims until bankrupt.
Or to use an analogy, which HN absolutely hates and will nitpick since an analogy is never the same thing: you do not get to trespass someone from your airplane while you are in flight. If the airplane catastrophically fails and someone is sucked out, then there is a pass.
It does not appear these denied claims are just people getting sucked out of a catastrophically failed aircraft.