On October 31, 2014, without hearing oral argument, the Supreme Court of Texas issued what might seem, on the surface, to be a blow to policyholders seeking discovery from insurance companies in lawsuits alleging wrongful denial and underpayment of claims. We fully expect ...
Read MoreThis Past week Texas Lawyer named Daly and Black their "Litigators of the Week" for a jury trial victory against State Farm, an insurer that ...
View MoreConsumers all over the United States are (more and more) starting to see "cosmetic damage endorsements" contained in their policies, or offered by ...
View MoreTruth is often stranger than fiction. The Chicago Tribune reported just this week that insurance giant State Farm has filed an application with the ...
View MoreTime to Tell Your Local Lawmaker You Don't Want Your Rights Eliminated When insurance companies lose at the courthouse, they hire their powerful ...
View MoreThe Fourteenth Court of Appeals recently held that injuries independent from underpaid policy benefits are not required under the Insurance Code when ...
View MoreA fast-moving storm with large hail and straight-line winds up to 85 miles per hour blew through North and Central Texas on Thursday, October 2, 2014, ...
View MoreNot surprisingly, insurance companies rarely like to share. In many insurance disputes, there are hundreds and even thousands of similarly situated ...
View MoreOn September 16, 2014, an Indiana contractor was awarded $14.5+ million in a defamation claim against State Farm. This is the largest defamation ...
View MoreIf your insurer is offering to settle part of your claim, but refuses to pay overhead and profit costs, you may have a claim for breach of contract. ...
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