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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

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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Legal systems are inherently conservative. One reason is that one function of legal systems is to make stability likely; that usually requires a reasonable, cooperative, disciplined, and peaceful society. Any cooperative order requires honesty and defeats radical individualism  Furthermore, social stability almost always requires that the present and often some of the further to resemble the past, even if its supports pluralism and the cosmopolitan.~Michael Sean Quinn, PhD, JD, CPCU, Etc.Tweet

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