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Insurance Agent – Misrepresentation

Insurance agents misrepresenting the terms and conditions of an insurance policy is a common complaint.  Here is a 1994, Texas Supreme Court opinion styled, Celtic Life Insurance Company v. John D. Coats, Jr. This case presents three issues relating to an insurance company’s liability for its agent’s representations: first, whether…

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Suing Insurance Company Based On Fraud

Filing a lawsuit is not as simple as saying the words.  One common reason for suing an insurance company is based on allegations of fraud.  A 2021, opinion from the Southern District of Texas, Galveston Division, shows that pleading fraud an insurance company has to meet certain criteria or the…

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Insurance Company Denies Claim And Wins At Trial – Recourse?

The vast majority of  insurance claims that get denied are settled.  Less than 2% of these cases actually result in trial.  When there is a trial, the odds are typically with the insurance company prevailing.  That is what happened in this 2021, verdict in a case from the Southern District…

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Insurance Denial Based On Segregating Damages

Here, an insurance company refused to pay a claim based on their assertion that the insured customer failed to segregate damages.  The Judge agreed with the insurance company.  The opinion is from the Northern District of Texas, Dallas Division.  It is styled, Svetlin Tchakarov and Popova Rossitza v. Allstate Indemnity…

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Claims That The Adjuster Did His Job Wrong

Claims against adjusters for violations of the Texas Insurance Code must be very specific.  This is illustrated in a 2021, opinion from the Eastern District of Texas.  The opinion is styled, Fred Vernon, II v. Palomar Specialty Insurance Company, Wellington Claim Services, Inc., One Call Claims, David Cardenas, and Tanya…

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