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The Zelle Lonestar Lowdown - Issue 18 October 9, 2024
October 9, 2024Inside this issue:
- Simply Providing a Contractor’s Estimate Fails to Satisfy the “Specific Amount Alleged to be Owed by an Insurer” Requirement Under Section 542A.003(b)(2) of the Texas Insurance Code
- Todd Tippett’s Top Ten Considerations When Applying the Doctrine of Concurrent Causation to Texas Losses
- News from the Trenches by Steve Badger
- Despite the Deepest Desires of Policyholder Attorneys, Concurrent Causation Continues
- AI Update: California Governor Vetoes AI Safety Bill
- Lassoing Liability with Megan Zeller: The Fifth Circuit Continues to Uphold Texas’ General “Physical Injury” Definition
- Hamlet Analyzes a Construction Exclusion
- Appraisal Not Appropriate Until the Insured Cooperates with the Adjustment
- Insureds’ Failure to Send Proper Presuit Notice Can Automatically Abate Case Against Insurers
- Beyond the Bluebonnets:
- After the Storm: Causation Considerations for Commercial Property Insurance Claims in the Wake of Hurricane Helene
- Hurricane Milton First-Party Property Claims Checklist
