A Houston Division opinion discusses how to properly plead a lawsuit when an insurance company makes false statements. The opinion is styled, Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church v. Underwriters at Lloyds. Mt. Olive alleges a storm caused damage to the Church including damage to the roof, HVAC, windows, exterior, interior,…
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Specific Acts Of Adjuster Have To Be Detailed
When an insurance attorney is representing someone suing an adjuster, there have to be specific acts alleged against the adjuster and those acts have to be detailed. This is illustrated in a Southern District, Houston Division opinion. The opinion is styled, Gregory Young v. Travelers Personal Security Insurance Company and…
Suing Adjusters In Hail Claims
Insurance lawyers in Irving who sue for hail claims need to know the best ways to stay out of Federal Court, unless of course that is where they want to be. This is illustrated in a Sherman Division case styled, Lillian Elizondo v. Metropolitan Lloyds Insurance Company of Texas, Tailored…
Appealing Appraisal Awards
Palo Pinto County insurance lawyers know that it is very difficult to appeal appraisal findings. A hail damage case from the Sherman Division, Eastern District illustrates this. The opinion is styled, Ronald Studer v. State Farm Lloyds. The issue before the Court was whether the appraisal award should be set…
Hail Claims And Staying Out Of Federal Court
Lawyers who handle hail claims know the insurance companies prefer to fight lawsuits in Federal Court. Hail claims lawyers know one way of defeating the insurance company desire to be in Federal Court is by suing the adjuster. The Sherman Division, Eastern District issued an opinion illustrating how to Not…
Motion To Remand – Water Damage
Insurance lawyers would prefer to fight their cases in State Court rather than Federal Court. The opposite is true for insurance companies. Unfortunately, the insurance companies win most these battles for which court the case should be contested. A U.S. District Court, Galveston Division opinion illustrates some of the arguments.…
You’ve Got To Sue The Adjuster Properly
For Mansfield insurance adjusters, a 2016 opinion from the U.S. District Court, Houston Division, is an example of one way to properly sue an adjuster. The style of the case is, Robinson v. Allstate Tex. Lloyds & Timothy James Wesneski. Robinson, a Texas citizen is insured with Allstate. She alleges…
Get Experts For A Hail Damage Claim
Lawyers who handle hail damage claims can tell you that most of the time a person who has experienced hail damage and had their claim for benefits denied, needs to have an expert help them in the lawsuit that will result. An insured can always walk away and accept the…
Hail Claim And A Jury Trial
The Insurance Journal published a good article in 2014 that gives a perspective on a jury trial. It is worthwhile reading for hail claims lawyers. The article is titled, Juror Witnesses Firsthand What the Hail Is Going on in Texas. Alejandro Stolarski is a United States citizen who emigrated from…
Hail Claims And Insurance Companies
Lawyers who handle hail damage claims will want to read this article. It was published by the Insurance Journal in February 2015. It is titled, Attorneys, Insurers Facing Off Over Hail Litigation In Texas. The vestiges of twin hailstorms that ravaged the south Texas coast in 2012 are now blowing…