Through a series of opinions, courts seem to be gradually chipping away at insurer’s policy defenses based on late notice...
Articles by Beth D. Bradley
Despite the mandate of new mold endorsements and adoption of new forms, there has been a great deal of continuing...
Despite all the recent changes in policy forms, a number of claims still exist under policies using “ensuing loss” language....
The accident occurred when the insured and a friend moved the insured’s home-built light plane outside to place it on...
Texas has been the source of much of the law, nationally, in regard to construction of livestock and equine mortality...
The most significant Texas insurance case this year is the Texas Supreme Court’s recent opinion in Excess Underwriters at Lloyds,...
The issue of whether, and when, extrinsic evidence may be used to determine a duty to defend has never been...
In the arena of liability coverage, a number of significant, yet unresolved, issues are being considered by the Texas Supreme...
Commercial property issues lead to surprisingly few reported opinions. While they may not result in opinions, many disputes arise over...
For years, a debate has existed as to whether, and under what circumstances, an insurer or insured can introduce evidence...