Texas § IN.542.101 - REQUEST BY NAMED INSURED UNDER LIABILITY INSURANCE POLICY

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§ IN.542.101. REQUEST BY NAMED INSURED UNDER LIABILITY INSURANCE POLICY

REQUEST BY NAMED INSURED UNDER LIABILITY INSURANCE POLICY. (a) In this section, "liability insurance" means: (1) general liability insurance; (2) professional liability insurance, including medical professional liability insurance; (3) commercial automobile liability insurance; and (4) the liability portion of commercial multiperil insurance. (b) On written request of a named insured under a liability insurance policy, the insurer that wrote the policy shall provide to the insured information relating to the disposition of a claim filed under the policy. The information must include: (1) the name of each claimant; (2) details relating to: (A) the amount paid on the claim; (B) settlement of the claim; or (C) judgment on the claim; (3) details as to how the claim, settlement, or judgment is to be paid; and (4) any other information required by rule of the commissioner that the commissioner considers necessary to adequately inform an insured with regard to any claim under a liability insurance policy. (c) A request for information under this section must be transmitted to the insurer not later than six months after the date of disposition of the claim. Added by Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 1274, Sec. 2, eff. April 1, 2005.

Source: official Texas text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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