Law360 (April 13, 2018, 7:31 PM EDT) -- The Texas Supreme Court on Friday delivered a fractured set of opinions in a revision to an important insurance case initially decided in 2017, but ultimately ordered a new trial of a policyholder's claim that USAA Texas Lloyd's Co. improperly investigated her Hurricane Ike damage claim.
USAA had sought a definitive win from the high court in a dispute with policyholder Gail Menchaca, after a Texas state jury found the insurer did not breach Menchaca’s policy. The jury also found USAA had engaged in unfair or deceptive practices...
Divided Texas High Court Orders New Trial In Coverage Row
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