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Texas Top Court: Worker Who Lost Hand Can't Sue Insurer, Yet

By David Siegel · November 21, 2014, 1:25 PM EST

The Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday that a worker who lost his hand operating a tortilla press can't sue Essex Insurance Co., because direct actions against insurers are prohibited in Texas...

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