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Is Common Law Bad Faith Dead in Texas, or Simply Getting a Second Breath? The History of Bad Faith in Texas
This comment will discuss the history and evolution of the tort of bad faith in Texas. It analyzes recent decisions and suggests precedential and policy reasons for the reversal of Stoker.
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