State Farm, caught in the middle of conflicting demands, opted to file a federal interpleader action – a move that allows insurers to deposit funds with the court and step aside while potential beneficiaries litigate who is entitled to the money. Robbins, in turn, sued State Farm in state court, alleging breach of contract, violations of the Texas Prompt Pay Act, and seeking a declaratory judgment that she was the rightful recipient.
Texas court sides with State Farm in $800k life insurance dispute involving competing claims
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