Legal Insights
Practical analysis and strategic insights for insurance carriers, claims professionals, and corporate counsel navigating Texas litigation.
Texas law does not let LLC members vote a co-owner out by default. Learn what the company agreement, buyouts, and Texas courts allow when owners disagree.
What an outside general counsel does for established Texas companies: contracts, governance, risk, and disputes, without building an in-house legal department.
Texas mechanic's lien deadlines for contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers: notices, lien affidavits, retainage, and foreclosure suits under Chapter 53.
How a temporary restraining order works in a Texas business dispute: requirements, how long a TRO lasts, the temporary injunction hearing, and how to respond.
How Chapter 95 limits a Texas commercial property owner's liability when a contractor's worker is hurt, and how owners and insurers should respond.
A defense guide for Texas contractors, subcontractors, and building-product makers facing defect claims: deadlines, indemnity, and insurance tenders.
When a customer is injured on retail premises in Texas, the resulting liability claim can be complex and costly. Here is what insurance carriers and self-insured retailers need to understand about defending these cases effectively.
When a policyholder sues an insurance carrier for bad faith in Texas, the stakes are high and the legal standards are complex. Here is what claims managers, TPAs, and in-house counsel need to know to build a strong defense from day one.
