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  • What Is A Recorded Statement and Should I Give One?
    Vehicle Accidents

    What Is A Recorded Statement and Should I Give One?

    BySpringer & Lyle Hours June 1, 2020March 24, 2025

    If you are in a collision on the road, the first thing you might think of is talking to an insurance agent. The insurance company for the other driver involved will likely be eager to have their insurance adjuster speak with you as quickly as possible and get you on…

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  • What Do I Need to Know About PIP Insurance?
    Vehicle Accidents

    What Do I Need to Know About PIP Insurance?

    BySpringer & Lyle Hours September 9, 2019March 28, 2025

    Texas law requires insurance companies to offer drivers personal injury protection coverage (PIP) in the amount of $2,500 as part of their automobile insurance policy. You can increase coverage up to $10,000. If you decline to purchase PIP Insurance, you must do so in writing. At Springer & Lyle, we strongly…

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  • I Was Hit by a Driver with No Insurance
    Vehicle Accidents

    I Was Hit by a Driver with No Insurance

    BySpringer & Lyle Hours January 7, 2019March 28, 2025

    If you were injured in a car accident with an uninsured driver, and are concerned about being compensated for your lost wages, medical bills and other damages, at Springer & Lyle, we can help you collect from the uninsured motorist provision of your own automobile insurance policy if you have…

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  • Don’t Talk To The Other Side’s Insurance Company If You Have Been In An Accident
    Vehicle Accidents

    Don’t Talk To The Other Side’s Insurance Company If You Have Been In An Accident

    BySpringer & Lyle Hours July 19, 2018March 28, 2025

    In the very early stages of an accident case, you might consent to giving a statement to the adverse insurer before you ever retain counsel. Those statements are either written or recorded. The adjuster from the adverse insurer tells you that they just merely want to get some information about…

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  • What’s Title Insurance and Why Are We Required to Have It?
    Real Estate

    What’s Title Insurance and Why Are We Required to Have It?

    BySpringer & Lyle Hours July 29, 2015March 28, 2025

    Title insurance operates to protect a person’s loss of their interest in real estate because of defects in the title. So what is a defect in a title? It is a problem with title to your property that could be caused by a lien, mortgage or judgment. It can also…

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    Personal Injury

    Insurance Denials Skyrocket after TX Court Ruling

    BySpringer & Lyle Hours August 7, 2013March 28, 2025

    The 2011 Texas Supreme Court ruling, Texas Mutual vs. Ruttiger, states that injured workers no longer can seek damages against insurance companies who deny claims “in bad faith.” Since this ruling, denials to workers comp claims have skyrocketed while claimants’ efforts in desputing denials has fallen to a success rate of…

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  • Articles of Interest

    Texas Supreme Court Ends Bad Faith Claims for Workers

    BySpringer & Lyle Hours June 25, 2012March 28, 2025

    Texas Workers Compensation claimants took a big hit Friday when the Texas Supreme Court handed down a 5-4 decision in Texas Mutual Insurance Co. v. Timothy J. Ruttiger.   The Court held that Workers Comp claimants cannot seek damages for bad faith denials of claims outside the administrative Workers Comp regulatory…

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  • Articles of Interest

    Texas Appellate Courts are More Likely to Reverse Plaintiff’s Judgments

    BySpringer & Lyle Hours May 2, 2012March 28, 2025

    The Dallas Morning News reports that a soon-to-be-released study shows Texas Appellate Courts reverse judgments for plaintiffs with alarming regularity, and at a dramatically higher rate than judgments for defendants: “The study, conducted by two appellate lawyers at Haynes and Boone, found the Texas appellate judges have an overall reversal…

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  • The New “Loser Pays”
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    The New “Loser Pays”

    BySpringer & Lyle Hours February 14, 2012March 28, 2025

    A lot of my friends have asked me about the new “loser pays” law and how I expect it to affect litigation in Texas.  For years, Texas and most other states followed the so-called, “American Rule” whereby litigants pay their own attorneys’ fees.  There were exceptions, such as certain statutory…

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  • No Better Care, Thanks to Tort Reform
    Articles of Interest

    No Better Care, Thanks to Tort Reform

    BySpringer & Lyle Hours October 27, 2011March 28, 2025

    Published in The Texas Tribune by guest columnist, Charles M. Silver In 2006, Dr. Howard Marcus wrote that Texas’ 2003 tort reform statute sparked an “amazing turnaround” in which doctors came to Texas in droves, instead of leaving the state as they had before. He was doubly wrong. Texas neither…

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