There are plenty of reasons why insurance companies aren’t supposed to be third-party defendants in tort cases under Texas law. And Jamie Carsey used all of them to convince Houston’s First Court of Appeals to sever her insurer client from a personal injury lawsuit involving an amputated finger.
The background to her recent win in In Re Essex Insurance is as follows, according to the decision.
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