1Plaintiffs and Defendants cars crashed. Plaintiff hired an attorney, who negotiated with Defendants insurance adjuster. Plaintiffs attorney claimed he and the adjuster reached an oral settlement, but the insurance company refused to honor it and filed for summary judgment, raising the Statute of Frauds suretyship provision as a defense: a promise by one person (the insurance company here) to pay the debts of another (the insured) must be evidenced by some writing, and there was no writing. Is the defense good? Explain.