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TEXAS SUPREME COURT

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INSURANCE DISPUTE “TOTAL LOSS” (“SALVAGE”) PROBLEM, APPROPRIATENESS OF CLASS ACTION? NO! APPROPRIATENESS OF INDIVIDUAL’S ACTION FOR CONVERSION? YES! USAA CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY (PETITIONER)    v. SUNNY LETOT...

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TEXAS SUPREME COURT

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INSURANCE APPRAISAL A SEMI-LEGAL PROCEEDING: POLICYHOLDER RECOVERY OF ATTORNEY FEES CONTROLLED BY STATUTE Rodriguez [HO] v. Safeco Insurance of Indiana [ “Ir”] (Tex. 2024) For quite a long time, as long as 150 years, or so, in...

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Mistakes always involve being wrong in some way. This proposition may be an analytic truth or even a tautology. A mistake is not always a bad thing. A mistake is often a better learning tool than getting something right. Some mistakes, properly appreciated, are very educational. (It is hard to see how this idea “works” in representing a client.  The usual route of always explaining everything to the client will probably not work here.  Indeed, the idea involves an obvious paradox.~Michael Sean Quinn, PhD, JD, CPCU, Etc.Tweet

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