What if a resident of Grand Prairie, Weatherford, Dallas, Arlington, Fort Worth, or some other Texas city, suffers a loss because of some other persons negligence. Their own insurance company pays for the loss. Then the other persons insurance company pays for the same loss. What happens next? This is…
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…
Pretend a couple in Grand Prairie, Fort Worth, Arlington, Dallas, Weatherford, or anywhere else in Texas is running a business out of their home and someone gets injured as a result of that business activity. Does a normal Texas homeowners insurance policy cover any claim that may be made? As…
What does “Stowers” mean to someone in Grand Prairie, Arlington, Fort Worth, Dallas, Weatherford, or anywhere else in Texas? This is something very important to understand. A Stowers claim is a claim that an insurance company has handled in an improper manner. Most incorrect claims handling by an insurance company…
You live in Grand Prairie, Arlington, Fort Worth, Dallas, Weatherford, or anywhere else in Texas and your health insurance company does you wrong; does it happen to others? The Fort Worth Star-Telegram ran an article on April 19, that highlighted a health insurer based in North Richland Hills, Texas. This…
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…
Lightning strikes a home in Grand Prairie, or Arlington, Fort Worth, Dallas, or out in Weatherford. The lightning damages electronic equipment. The homeowner calls his insurance company to make a claim. Then the insurance company invokes an appraisal clause in the insurance contract. What does this mean? This is what…
A good friend of yours is a developer in Grand Prairie, or maybe Arlington, Fort Worth, Dallas, or Weatherford. He develops a property with a lake and the lake was not properly designed. This improper design causes damage to homes around the lake and the homeowners sue your friend, the…