Lots of business owners in Grand Prairie, Mesquite, Arlington, Fort Worth, Aledo, or any other town in Texas are going to have insurance coverage for the vehicles they use in their businesses. The question is: Do they have the right coverage for the vehicles? The United States District Court, Southern…
Let’s say a Grand Prairie business, or one in Arlington, Fort Worth, Dallas, Weatherford, or anywhere else in Texas, gets sued and a judgement is rendered against them. Does the sued business’ insurance company pay the money to their insured to handle or to the person who sued their insured…
Attention residents of Grand Prairie, Arlington, Fort Worth, Dallas, Weatherford, and everywhere else in Texas. Sometimes there is a case that makes you ask, “What happened”. A case that was decided in by the Court of Appeals of Texas, Houston (14th Dist.), on March 30, 2010, makes you ask, “What…
How about a church in Grand Prairie, Arlington, Weatherford, Fort Worth, or anywhere else in Texas who needs to sue an insurance company? How do they stay out of Federal Court? Answer is the same whether it is a church or not: Find an experienced Insurance Law Attorney. The United…
What happens if you get treated at a hospital in Grand Prairie, Arlington, Fort Worth, Dallas, Weatherford, or anywhere else in Texas and the treatment was the result of an accident that someone else caused? Guess what the lawyers answer is! It depends! The Texas Property Code, Section 55.002, states…
Anybody with children in Grand Prairie, Arlington, Mansfield, Fort Worth, Dallas, or out in Weatherford would want to know how the new federal health bill is being interpreted by lawyers and insurance companies. This was the topic of a recent article in The New York Times. The article is titled…
How does someone living in Grand Prairie, Arlington, Fort Worth, Dallas, or Weatherford know whether or not they are entitled to benefits under an insurance policy? Let’s see if this helps. In the case, Palma v. Verex Assurance, Inc., a 5th Federal Circuit case, the court stated that an intended…
A Grand Prairie life insurance policy holder passes away. His beneficiaries live in Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Weatherford, and Mansfield. Who has “standing”, or the right to enforce the policy of insurance? Uslegal.com defines “standing” as follows: Standing is the ability of a party to bring a lawsuit in court…
The insurance company in this headline does business in all of Texas, including Weatherford, Grand Prairie, Arlington, Mansfield, Fort Worth, and Dallas. This story originates out of Ohio. The Columbus Dispatch published an article on March 10, 2010 titled, “Nationwide Lawsuit Settled For $6 Million”. The lawsuit was a case…
The topic of this piece is a case that arose out of Mansfield, Texas. The case could have just as easily arisen in Arlington, Grand Prairie, Fort Worth, Dallas, or out in Weatherford. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram published a story about a claim against a home builder for the builders…