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Texas Supreme Court Holds Insurer Must Pay Settlement Twice; Payment to One is Not Payment to All Despite Check Being Made Jointly Payable to Claimant and Hospital This morning, the Texas Supreme Court handed down a decision that will grab the attention of check writers near and far, at least… continue reading...
One of Our Really “SMART” Updates: 2014 Medicare/Medicaid Reporting Threshold
While this is not an Abbott and Costello “who’s on first” routine, it’s just as confusing, but lacks the humor. Our “SMART” readers already know that since September 6, 2011, The Center for Medicare/Medicaid Services (CMS) has not required reimbursement from third-party personal injury settlements of $300 or less. continue reading...
Honor the Subrogation Interest of the Texas Crime Victims Compensation Fund, or else
If you don’t, you will enjoy free rent for six months in the Cross-bar Motel A crime victim will occasionally bring a claim or suit against a business or premises owner seeking personal injury damages caused by the criminal act of a third party. It is important to keep in… continue reading...
TEXAS SUPREMES ANSWER PERPLEXING INSURANCE COVERAGE QUESTION
Contractual Liability Exclusion does not Exclude CGL Coverage for Insured Contractor’s Breach of Contractual Warranty Does a general contractor that enters into a contract in which it agrees to perform its construction work in a good and workmanlike manner, without more specific provisions enlarging this obligation, “assume liability” for damages… continue reading...