Trinity Universal Insurance Co. v. Bill Cox Construction, Inc.

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• explaining that courts using the \source of coverage\ approach interpret the waiver as precluding recovery of all damages covered by a policy if \the owner's policy was broad enough to cover both Work and Non-Work property and ... the policy paid for damages\ (emphasis added)
• scope of a waiver provision in a standard AIA contract is determined by whether the owner’s policy provided coverage for the losses arising from the damage to the property
• scope of a waiver provision in a standard AIA contract is determined by whether the owner’s policy provided coverage for the losses arising from the damage to the property
• court held the scope of the waiver clause in the standard AIA contract was determined by whether the owner’s policy provided coverage for losses arising from damage to the property, not whether the injury was to ‘Work” or “non-Work.”
• court held the scope of the waiver clause in the standard AIA contract was determined by whether the owner’s policy provided coverage for losses arising from damage to the property, not whether the injury was to “Work” or “non- Work.”
• Texas courts construe insurance policies using ordinary contract-interpretation rules

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).