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Texas Appeals Court Reopens Insurance Dispute Over Landslide-Damaged Homes

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A home insurance dispute in Travis County, Texas, has been sent back to court for further hearings. The Texas Third Court of Appeals overturned an earlier ruling that had found the insurer liable for damages. Homeowners argued that ground movement, which sent homes sliding down a steep slope, caused major destruction and that their claims were wrongly denied. The appeals court has directed the insurer to prove what caused the landslide.

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