Texas § CP.90.053 - NOTICE OF TRUST CLAIM
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§ CP.90.053. NOTICE OF TRUST CLAIM
NOTICE OF TRUST CLAIM; PRODUCTION OF TRUST CLAIM MATERIAL. (a) A claimant in an action to recover damages for or arising from an asbestos- or silica-related injury shall serve on each party notice of, and trust claim material relating to, each trust claim made by or on behalf of the exposed person. The notice must: (1) identify each trust claim made by or on behalf of the exposed person; (2) state the amount of any trust claim payment made to compensate for the exposed person's injury; and (3) state the date each trust claim was made and whether a request for individual or enhanced review or for a deferral, delay, suspension, or tolling of the claim has been submitted to the trust. (b) The claimant shall serve the notice and trust claim materials required by Subsection (a) not later than: (1) the 120th day before the date trial in the action is set to commence; or (2) a date provided by court order if the court entered an order under Section 90.052 (b). (c) The notice and trust claim materials required to be served under Subsection (a) are in addition to any notice or materials required to be served or produced under other law, rule, order, or applicable agreement. (d) If a claimant makes a trust claim after the date provided by Section 90.052 (b) but before the date that trial in the action commences, the claimant shall serve the notice of, and trust claim material relating to, the trust claim as required by Subsection (a) reasonably promptly after making the trust claim, but not later than the earlier of: (1) the date that trial commences; or (2) the 15th day after the date the additional trust claim is made. (e) If a claimant discovers that the notice or trust claim materials provided by the claimant under this section were incomplete or incorrect at the time the notice or trust claim materials were served or that the notice or trust claim materials as served are no longer complete and correct, the claimant shall supplement the notice and the production of trust claim materials. The claimant shall serve the supplemental notice or trust claim materials reasonably promptly after the claimant discovers the necessity for the supplementation, but not later than the 15th day after the date the claimant discovers the necessity for the supplementation. (f) A claimant shall serve notice of, and trust claim material relating to, a trust claim regardless of whether the claim is for an injury resulting in cancer or an injury not resulting in cancer. Added by Acts 2015, 84th Leg., R.S., Ch. 532 (H.B. 1492 ), Sec. 3, eff. September 1, 2015.
Source: official Texas text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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