On March 27, 2026, the Court granted review in Debra Morris, et al. v. Old Republic Insurance Company, Cause No. 24-1034, arising from the Tyler Court of Appeals’ decision in Old Republic Insurance Company v. Morris, 700 S.W.3d 172 (Tex. App.—Tyler 2024). Oral argument is scheduled for September 15, 2026. The case presents an important…
My recent article, which was in our May newsletter, discussed the Michigan Court of Appeals’ important decision in Call v. L & KJ Enterprises, LLC, which reopened a significant door for Michigan PIP carriers pursuing recovery against negligent non-motorist tortfeasors. However, subrogation professionals who handle Michigan are now faced with a new question: how does…
President Trump’s recent “Freedom to Fix” initiative has once again thrust the “Right to Repair” movement into the national spotlight. While the Administration’s June 29, 2026 Executive Order is aimed primarily at reducing unnecessary regulatory barriers surrounding vehicle emissions systems and repairs, it has reignited a much broader debate that has simmered for decades: Who…