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Insurance Law Hawaii

Communications Between Insurer’s Attorney and Injured Party’s Employer Not Privileged In Workers Compensation Context

By Tred R. Eyerly
August 1, 2012

   The Texas Supreme Court considered whether communications between the insurer’s lawyer and the employer of the injured employee were privileged. See In Re XL Spec. Ins. Co., 2012 Tex. LEXIS 568 (Tex. June 20, 2011).   XL was Cintas Corporation’s workers’…

Texas Employment Law Update

Supreme Court of Texas Considering Important Issue of Privileged Communications Between Employer and its Insurance Company

By Russell Cawyer
November 21, 2011

Recently, the Supreme Court of Texas heard oral arguments in an interesting case regarding the outer limits of the attorney-client privilege with respect to a workers’ compensation insurance carrier attorney’s communications with its insured.  The communications at issue were made between…

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