3 Insurance Law attorneys are currently listed in Universal City, Texas on TX Law Advisor. Profiles are seeded from public State Bar records and enriched as attorneys claim and verify their listings.
Texas insurance disputes include first-party claims under the Texas Insurance Code and the Prompt Payment of Claims Act, Stowers demands, and coverage fights in state and federal court. Hail, hurricane, and winter-storm property claims are a large share of Texas dockets, alongside auto UM/UIM and bad-faith extra-contractual claims.
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