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03.01.13	Superstorm Sandy: Lessons Insurers Can Learn From Gulf Coast Hurricanes Declarations, International Association of Claim Professionals, Winter 2013 Attorneys: J. Richard Harmon, Roger D. Higgins Practices/Industries: Insurance, Insurance Litigation & Coverage, Weather-Related Catastrophe Litigation Management
08.01.11	Contractual Liability Exclusion in Commercial General Liability Policy, 28 DAYL Dicta 7 (August 2011) Attorneys: Sean A. Clemmensen Practices/Industries: Insurance, Insurance Litigation & Coverage
09.10.09	Texas Insurance and Tort Law Update 2009: Tort Law Update Attorneys: William R. Moye Practices/Industries: Insurance, Litigation
09.10.09	Texas Insurance and Tort Law Update 2009: Investigating, Evaluating, and Defending Catastrophic Claim Attorneys: Brandon E. Berg Practices/Industries: Insurance, Litigation
June 2009	Implications of Anti-Concurrent Causation Clauses in Gulf Coast Hurricane Claims Attorneys: Daniel P. Buechler

A Duty to Indemnify With No Duty to Defend: D.R. Horton- Texas, Ltd. v. Markel Int’l Ins. Co., Ltd., --- S.W.3d ----, No. 06-1018 (Tex. Dec. 11, 2009)
Court Refuses Extrinsic Evidence — Pine Oak Builders, Inc., v. Great American Lloyds Insurance Company, 279 S.W.3d 650 (Tex. 2009)
When Mold Attacks—Accidental Discharge Under an HO-B Form: Page v. State Farm Lloyds
Texas Supreme Court Addresses Statutory Employer Immunity for General Contractors
Fifth Circuit Clarifies the CGL Policy’s Exclusions (j)(5) and (j)(6) and Finds an Insurer Is Bound by a Default Judgment After a Wrongful Denial
Prodigy Communications Corp. v. AESIC: The Texas Supreme Court Distinguishes Notice Provisions in Claims-made Policies and Requires a Showing of Prejudice
Will Texas Maintain Bad Faith in Worker’s Compensation Claims? Texas Mutual Insurance Company v. Ruttiger
Appraise First, Argue Later — Texas Supreme Court Sends Message that Texas Courts Will Not Allow Parties to Circumvent Appraisal Clauses but Will Let Them Argue Coverage Later
Insurers Beware: Penalties Accrue When Defense Fees Are Incurred

To What Extent Can Employers Attempt To Regulate Employees’ Off-Duty/Private Conduct?
“Non-Subscribing” Texas Healthcare Providers Gain Added Protections Against Employee Injury Claims
Tidbits
EEOC Holds Employer Violated ADA Confidentiality Provision When It Produced Employee Medical Records In Response To State Court Subpoena
U.S. Supreme Court Holds First Amendment Trumps Anti-Discrimination Laws
U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Sales Position As Exempt
At Least In California, No Duty To Ensure Employees Do Not Work During Meal Periods
Thompson Coe Labor & Employment Attorneys

Additional Insured Must Conduct Additional Diligence
Recoverable Damages In Legal Malpractice Action
Third Party To Insurance Contract Is Bound By Representations Within Four Corners Of Policy
Pitfalls Of Electronic Discovery

03.13.13	Revised FMLA Regulations Effective March 8, 2013 Attorneys: Stephanie S. Rojo Practices/Industries: Labor & Employment
03.12.13	New Form I-9 Attorneys: Kevin M. Mosher Practices/Industries: Labor & Employment
02.15.13	Texas Supreme Court Adopts New Rules for Dismissal of Baseless Causes of Action and for Expedited Actions Attorneys: Kevin F. Risley Practices/Industries: Commercial Litigation, Discovery, Insurance Litigation & Coverage, Litigation, Products Liability & Mass Torts
01.01.13	Weather-Related Catastrophe Litigation Management Attorneys: Roger D. Higgins Practices/Industries: Insurance, Insurance Litigation & Coverage
06.25.12	Texas Supreme Court Virtually Eliminates Workers' Compensation Bad Faith Attorneys: Albert Betts Jr., Russell L. Dennis, Harrison H. Yoss Practices/Industries: Insurance, Insurance Litigation & Coverage

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