New mold, even if it “ensues” from an old leak, may be covered. Whether mold is ever covered under a...
Articles by Beth D. Bradley
Since 1986, Texas has recognized an innocent insured exception to otherwise non-covered claims. The innocent insured doctrine usually involves arson...
There is a great deal of discussion about the role of insurance agents and brokers in procuring coverage, receiving or...
Through its history in Texas jurisprudence, the Stowers doctrine, which creates excess liability for insurers based upon rejection of the...
Coverage for technology torts鈥�”techno-torts” or “cybertorts”鈥攊s limited under the standard general liability policy. “Coverage A” of the standard CGL form...
Coverage B, the lesser-known part of the standard commercial general liability policy, provides coverage for personal injury and advertising injury....
Coverage for technology torts鈥�”techno-torts” or “cybertorts”鈥攊s limited under the standard general liability policy. “Coverage A” of the standard CGL form...
In a flurry of recent cases, Texas courts have tried to clarify various issues regarding election of remedies in the...
While a number of significant insurance decisions, in Texas and nationwide, have commanded recent attention, there are also some lesser...
In Texas Farm Bureau Mut. Ins. Co. v. Sears, the Texas Supreme Court addressed what duties an insurance company owes...