Lincoln General Ins. v. Reyna

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• affirming summary judgment for insurer where, “[e]mploying the ‘eight corners’ doctrine as Texas law requires, the facts as alleged in the Petition indicate they fall outside the scope of the Policy; therefore, [insurer] has no duty to defend [insured]”

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