A Weatherford man suffers a property damage loss. Or maybe he is from Grand Prairie, Dallas, Arlington, or Fort Worth. His own insurance pays his losses then he makes a claim against the insurance company of the person who caused the loss. How does that work? The doctrine of equitable…
What if that Grand Prairie resident, or someone from Fort Worth, Arlington, Dallas, or out in Weatherford gets a bunch of money in an insurance settlement. That’s a good thing, Right? Well maybe not. It depends on whether or not there were any subrogation interests involved and whether or not…
Someone in Grand Prairie has their insurance company pay a benefit for them. Or maybe the person is in Arlington, Dallas, Fort Worth, Mansfield, or out in Weatherford, Texas. When a claim is paid by a person’s own insurance company, and the claim resulted from the fault of another person…
Texas Insurance Code, art. 5.06-1 and the particular policy’s “Right to Recover Payment clause create a statutory and contractual right of subrogation against a third party motorist to recover uninsured and underinsured payments the insurance company makes to its customer. If the insurance company makes a payment to any person…
Whether you live in Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Grand Prairie, or any other metroplex city, or in a smaller town such as Weatherford, Granbury, Cleburne, or Azle here is something that happens just about every day. An accident occurs because of someone elses negligent actions. Someone is injured and gets…