The Insurance Law Section is an official, sanctioned section of the State Bar of Texas consisting of approximately 2,100 members. Membership is open to all members of the State Bar of Texas.
The Insurance Law Section serves to promote the understanding and development of Texas insurance law by providing high quality educational resources to the bench, bar, and public and by promoting collegiality among those with an interest in insurance law.
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The Insurance Law Section is governed by a Council elected from the Section membership at the Section’s annual meeting. Section officers are elected from and by the Council.
News
Call for 2019 Annual Sponsors
This year the Section will host the Annual Advanced Insurance…
16th Annual Advanced Insurance Law Course
Save the dates and join the Insurance Law Section and…
Recent Insurance Law Hot Topic Webinar Available Online
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Events
3/29/19 Trying the Insurance Case – CLE Event
Save the date! One-day CLE seminar “Trying the Insurance Case” will take place at the…
4/11/19 Insurance Law Section Council Meeting
In-Person Council Meeting (Austin, TX) (NOTE: Ex Comm meeting starts at 1:00pm; Council at 1:30pm)…
16th Annual Advanced Insurance Law Course & Annual Membership Meeting
Advanced Insurance Law 2019 San Antonio - June 6-7, 2019 Or come a day early…
Articles
Trial Practice: The Menchaca Jury Charge for Statutory Bad Faith
The Henley v. Love Lesson: Where Experts Must Tread
To Protect Itself, Insurer Must Consider Agency Principles Before Issuing Payment to Joint Payees
Recent Decisions
Carroll v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co.
Progressive County Mutual Insurance Co. v. Emenike
Mary’z Mediterranean Cuisine, Inc. v. Blackboard Insurance Co.
Colony Insurance Co. v. Burleson County Saddle Club, Inc.
In re OGA Charters, L.L.C.
Marchbanks v. Liberty Insurance Corp.
American National County Mutual Insurance Co. v. Medina
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. v. Trahan
Sanchez v. Safeco Insurance Co. of Indiana
John Hancock Life Insurance Co. v. Ward
