Under Texas Law, No Tender Means No Obligation To Defend
The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit recently affirmed a long-standing Texas rule: …
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Author: Alissa Christopher
Fifth Circuit Finds Potential Coverage for Data Breach; Interprets “Publication” Broadly
Using general contract interpretation principles, the Fifth Circuit reversed summary judgment in favor of an insurer …
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Texas Supreme Court Crafts “Undisputed Evidence of Collusive Fraud” Exception to Eight-Corners Rule
In Texas, and as a general rule, only the four corners of the policy and the …
Store Display Can Be an “Advertisement” Under Coverage B
In Hershey Creamery Company v. Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Company and Liberty Insurance Corporation, No. 1:18-CV-694, …
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From Birdseed to Crop Dusting, Liability-Triggering Event Determines Number of Occurrences
Texas applies the “cause” test to determine the number of accidents or occurrences, but its emphasis …
Texas Court: No Prejudice Required to Deny for Late Reporting Under a Claims-Made Policy
This summer in Nicholas Petroleum, Inc. v. Mid-Continent Cas. Co., 2015 WL 4456185, 2015 Tex. App. …
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