THE INSURANCE LAW SECTION INVITES YOU TO GET PUBLISHED!
The Section allows members to publish shorter articles (typically 500–750 words with no footnotes required) about a variety of insurance law issues:
- summarize a new court opinion;
- offer a practice tip;
- explore a new statute or proposed legislation;
- highlight an industry issue;
- provide insight into a niche topic; or
- anything of interest to Section members!
Please email Blair Dancy for more information!
*PUBLICATION IS NOT AN EXPRESS OR IMPLIED ENDORSEMENT OF CONTENT ON THE PART OF THE INSURANCE LAW SECTION. THE SECTION RESERVES FULL DISCRETION TO ACCEPT OR REJECT ARTICLES AS IT SEES FIT.
ARTICLE ARCHIVES
- Texas Supreme Court Rules That Excess Policy’s Qualified Form Following Provision Did Not Include Coverage for Defense Costs
- Practice Pointer – Top 10 Tips for Examinations Under Oath
- Practice Pointer – Top 10 Tips for Drafting an Appellate Brief
- Practice Pointer – Top 5 Steps for Submitting a Property Damage Claim
- Continuous or Progressive Injury and Damage Exclusion in Commercial General Liability Policies – A Workaround to the Actual Injury Trigger?
- Claimant/Named Insured Limited to $30K Statutory Minimum when Houston First Court Declines to Find a “Separation of Insureds” Implied in Auto Policy