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Duties, Exculpation from Duties and Indemnification of Governing Persons in Limited Liability Companies
Owner Liability Protection and Piercing the Veil and Texas Business Entities
Corporation, Partnership and Limited Liability Company Structuring and Opt-In Decisions - Business Organizations Code
Corporation Partnership and Limited Liability Company - Structuring Issues in Times of Economic Turmoil
Ethics & Liability Issues Arising from Representing Multiple Parties
Owner Liability Protection and Piercing the Veil of Texas Business Entities
Ethics & Liability Issues Arising from Representing Multiple Parties
Owner Liability Protection and Piercing the Veil of Texas Business Entities
Spring, 2013
This issue includes articles entitled: "Legislation Update on Article 4A Amendment" by Roger Bartlett; "Potential Impact of the Canning Decision on CFPB Rules" by Cheryl Crandall Tangen; and "Legal Opinions Committee Update: Dodd-Frank and Swap Guarantees by and Joint and Several Liability Provisions for Entities that are not Eligible Contract Participants" by Steve Tarry.
Spring, 2013
This issue includes articles entitled: "Legislation Update on Article 4A Amendment" by Roger Bartlett; "Potential Impact of the Canning Decision on CFPB Rules" by Cheryl Crandall Tangen; and "Legal Opinions Committee Update: Dodd-Frank and Swap Guarantees by and Joint and Several Liability Provisions for Entities that are not Eligible Contract Participants" by Steve Tarry.
How to Successfully Submit a Claim Under a Liability Insurance Policy
The successful submission of an insurance claim depends on a policyholder’s compliance with the conditions in the insurance policy. Insurance policy conditions typically require that the insured (1) provide notice of the claim or suit to the insurer, (2) forward copies of demands or legal papers received in connection with a claim or suit to the insurer, (3) cooperate with the insurer in the investigation, defense and settlement of the claim or suit against the insured, and (4) not make any payment, assume any obligation or incur any expense without the insurer’s consent.