Hamilton insurance lawyers need to read this opinion from the Western District, Waco Division, Federal Courts. It is styled, Stephen Hahn v. United Fire and Casualty Company. Hahn filed this lawsuit against United Fire after United Fire refused to pay a hail damage claim submitted to them by Hahn. United…
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Hail Damage – Segregating Covered And Uncovered Damages
For Hail Claims layers, the Western District, Waco Division, issued an opinion in April 2017, that needs to be read. It is styled, Stephen Hahn v. United Fire and Casualty Company. Hahn suffered hail damage to his property after a recent hail storm and made a claim for damages. United…
Homeowners Policies And Hail Claims
Parker county insurance lawyers will see lots of homeowners claims resulting from hail damage claims. When this occurs and the insurance company does not want to pay the claim and a lawsuit is filed, the likely result is the insurance company trying to have the case heard in Federal Court. …
Remember – There Is An Obligation To Cooperate With Your Own Insurance Company When Making A Claim
Experienced insurance law lawyers in Hamilton, Texas, know the above is true. This obligation is illustrated in a 2017, hail damage claim opinion out of the Southern District, Houston Division. The opinion is styled, Metro Hospitality Partners, Ltd., d/b/a Crowne Plaza Hotel v. Lexington Insurance Company. When a business sues…
Dallas Hail Claims – Making A Proper Pleading Against An Adjuster On Hail Claims
For insurance attorneys handling hail damage claims, the Northern District, Dallas Division, issued an opinion worth reading. The opinion is styled, Ronald E. Cohen, et al v. Seneca Insurance Co., Inc., J.S. Held, Inc., Haag Engineering Co., and R. Kean Jenner. This is a case of an insurance claim denial…
Hail Damage And Lawsuits
Hail damage lawsuits can be tough when in Federal Court. Special attention has to be given to the way the lawsuit is drafted. This is illustrated in a 2017, opinion issued by the Northern District, Dallas Division. The case is styled, McKinney Square Properties No. 1 Ltd. v. Seneca Insurance…
Suing The Adjuster
A 2017, opinion from the Northern District, Dallas Division, is an example of how not to sue an adjuster to keep a case out of Federal Court. The opinion is styled, Hutchins Warehouse Limited Partners, v. American Automobile Insurance Company, et al. Hutchins sued American and their adjuster in State…
Fort Worth Homeowners Hail Claims
The Fort Worth Court of Appeals issued an opinion in February 2017, that is good reading for insurance lawyers. It essentially points out in a case, what was not done correctly. The opinion is styled, Seim v. Allstate Texas Lloyds. This is claim against a homeowners policy issued by Allstate…
Llano County Property Owners – When Is A Fence Part Of Your Home
The Insurance Journal published an article on an opinion issued by the Texas Supreme Court that will have an impact on all property owners in the State of Texas. The title of the article is, Texas High Court Sides With Policyholder In Ike Damaged Property Case. When is a fence…
Hail Claims In Texas
The Houston Chronicle published an article in February on a topic that lawyers who handle hail damage claims need to know about. The title of the article is, Insurers, Plaintiffs Lawyers Square Off In Austin Over Hail Storm Bill. Lobbyists representing insurance companies are pushing legislation they say will prevent…