Recent Insurance Decisions of the Texas Supreme Court On Aug. 29, 2008, the Texas Supreme Court continued its recent foray...
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Understanding the Limits of Oral and Written Binders Insurance Code Section 382.5(a) defines a binder as a “writing” that “temporarily...
Retention of Business Records Most people dread record keeping, whether it is logging expenses, travel mileage, billable hours, laps on...
A Review of Reporting Changes in Licensee’s Background Information Many licensees or applicants are unaware of the continuing requirement to...
Agents Liable for Failing to Obtain Promised or Reasonably Anticipated Coverage Absent any express representations of coverage by the agent...
Liability for Failing to Obtain Promised or Reasonably Anticipated Coverage Author’s note: This is part II in a series on...
In both Mississippi and Louisiana, the principal argument in support of the alleged ambiguity was that the flood waters during...
providing [the Department of Insurance] a well-crafted response. Receiving a letter from the California Department of Insurance concerning a customer’s...
Is There a Duty to Advise About Adequacy of Coverage? Author’s note: This month’s column will examine the liability of...
Navigating the Field of Conflicting Views Consider the following scenario: An earthquake, tornado, flood or similar natural catastrophe causes significant...