· 1/27/2017
Elie Nassar and Rhonda Nassar v. Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Liberty Mutual Group, Dave Baker, Mary Hamilton, and Marcus Smith
Citations
- 508 S.W.3d 254
- 60 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 309
- 2017 Tex. LEXIS 113
- 2017 WL 382424
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- “our adversary system relies on parties to raise issues and present them in the appropriate manner.”
- “But we need not address either of those issues here because, even if [plaintiff] were correct on both counts, we may affirm on any basis appearing in the record,....”
- “But we need not address either of those issues here because, even if [plaintiff] were correct on both counts, we may affirm on any basis appearing in the record,....”
- “But we need not address either of those issues here because, even if [plaintiff] were correct on both counts, we may affirm on any basis appearing in the record,....”
- “But we need not address either of those issues here because, even if [plaintiff] were correct on both counts, we may affirm on any basis appearing in the record,....”
- “But we need not address either of those issues here because, even if [plaintiff] were correct on both counts, we may affirm on any basis appearing in the record,....”
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Judges: Per Curiam
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