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Enough to Hang Your Hat On: Regulating Binding Arbitration of Insurance Disputes in Texas
Texas law is currently silent on the issue of whether insurance companies may sell insurance policies that require policyholders to bring coverage disputes to an arbitrator rather than the courts. As incentives increase for insurance companies to avoid costly litigation and for consumers to cut ever
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