Publications
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Insurance Law article in SMU Annual Survey of Texas Law
Southern Methodist University Law Review
2016
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Georgia Supreme Court finds that, when insurer assumes defense under an ineffective reservation letter, insurer can be estopped from disclaimer based on noncoverage, even absent a showing of prejudice by insured
May 2010
In World Harvest Church, Inc. v. GuideOne Mutual Insurance Co., 2010 Ga. LEXIS 365 (May 3, 2010), the Supreme Court of Georgia answered certified questions from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit regarding the specificity required for an effective reservation of rights letter and whether an insured must show prejudice for an insurer to be estopped from denying coverage under Georgia law.
Additional Publications
Insurance Law, 3 SMU Ann. Tex. Surv. 211 (2017)
Insurance Law, 2 SMU Ann. Tex. Surv. 199 (2016)
Insurance Law, 1 SMU Ann. Tex. Surv. 101 (2014)
Insurance Law, 66 SMU Law Review 949 (2013)
Insurance Law, 64 SMU Law Review 341 (2011)
Insurance Law, 63 SMU Law Review 627 (2010)
Insurance Law, 62 SMU Law Review 1267 (2009)
Eliminating the Executive Overcompensation Problem: How the SEC and Congress Have Failed and Why the Shareholders Can Prevail, 2 PEPPERDINE J. BUS. ENTREPRENEURSHIP & L. 273 (2009).