Insurers have won the latest battle at the Texas Supreme Court in the ongoing war between insurance companies and policyholders.
In their complaint in Fiess, et al. v. State Farm Lloyds, the plaintiffs alleged that their homeowners’ policy contains seemingly contradictory clauses concerning mold damage. In one section, the policy states that it does not cover a “loss caused by mold.” But in another section, the policy says it does cover an “ensuing loss” caused by “water damage.”
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