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Texas Supreme Court Axes Policyholder’s Attempt to Expand Insurer Tort Liability

Donnie Mike Apodaca, II Jun 28, 2022 Tagged with bad faith, Extra-contractual, good faith and fair dealing, insurance, Texas, tort

Texas Supreme Court Axes Policyholder’s Attempt to Expand Insurer Tort Liability

In Elephant Insurance Co., LLC v. Kenyon, the Supreme Court of Texas reiterated the framework of …

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The Supreme Court of Texas Clarifies That a Party Can Testify as an Expert Witness without Waiving the Attorney-Client Privilege

Donnie Mike Apodaca, II Mar 12, 2019 Tagged with attorney client privilege, Clients as Experts, Expert Witnesses, Hurricane Ike, insurance, Texas. Texas Supreme Court, waiver, Work-Product Doctrine

Litigation usually involves complex issues related to technology, products, or business processes. In many cases, clients …

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