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· 4/10/2003

Wayne Duddlesten, Inc. v. Highland Insurance Co.

Citations

  • 110 S.W.3d 85
  • 2003 Tex. App. LEXIS 3157
  • 2003 WL 1848637

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  • holding that plaintiff did not allege facts, even after being allowed time to replead, demonstrating that informal, confidential relationship existed between parties that was formed prior to and apart from insurance contracts
  • holding the plaintiff did not allege facts, even after being allowed time to replead, demonstrating that informal, confidential relationship existed between the parties that was formed prior to and apart from insurance contracts
  • reviewing insured’s evidence and concluding evidence was insufficient to support insured’s claims under DTPA and Insurance Code
  • insurer allegedly acted negligently in failing to adequately investigate and dispute third party claims
  • “We will determine appellee’s contractual duties by looking at language of the policy itself’
  • insurer allegedly acted negligently in failing to adequately investigate and dispute third party claims

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Judges: Sherry Radack

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