Mr. Ernest Martin Jr.

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  Increasingly, Haynes and Boone, LLP lawyer Ernest Martin Jr. is reading insurance policies. >>

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  3. Special thanks to Mark L. Kincaid of Kincaid & Horton (Austin); Ernest Martin, Jr. of Haynes and Boone, L.L.P. (Dallas); and D. Ferguson McNiel, III of Vinson & Elkins, L.L.P. (Houston) for their analytical contributions to this article.
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  See Mark L. Kincaid, Insurance Law Update, State Bar of Texas Consumer Law Section, 7th Annual Ultimate Insurance Seminar (March 27, 1998); Ernest Martin, Jr., Commercial General Liability Policies: Selected Coverage Issues, University of Houston Law Foundation (March 1998); D. Ferguson McNiel, III, Duty to Defend, Advanced Insurance Law Seminar,University of Houston (1998).

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  Ernest Martin, Jr., Dallas Craig D. Ball, P.C. Haynes and Boone, LLP

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  Ernest Martin Jr.
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  Ernest Martin on Insurance Law
  
  Ernest Martin Jr. is a partner in and chairman of the insurance coverage practice group at Haynes and Boone in Dallas.He co-founded the Insurance Law Section of the State Bar of Texas and serves as an adjunct professor of insurance law at Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law.

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  Ernest Martin, Jr. - Insurance Law

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  9. ERNEST MARTIN, head of the insurance practice group at HAYNES AND BOONE LLP in Dallas, is co-founder and founding chairman of the Insurance Law Section of the Texas State Bar.Martin has been handling several major issues arising from claims for Katrina-related business property and other losses: "The event is still transforming the insurance industry, reshaping it day-by- day with court cases, arbitrations, bankruptcies and salvage operations."Martin can discuss this changing legal landscape.

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  Ernest MartinPartner Tel: 214.651.5641Email: ernest.martin@haynesboone.com

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  Increasingly, Haynes and Boone LLP lawyer Ernest Martin Jr. is reading insurance policies.That's because, he says, during lean economic times, insurance companies tend to deny or defer claims.And companies are more willing to sue, or at least to threaten to sue, to get the coverage they desire.
  
  In the past 18 months, the insurance section of Haynes and Boone has collected $100 million in insurance payments on behalf of corporations that thought their insurance policies should have covered them when they didn't.
  
  "Big firms are accustomed to being sued," Martin said."They're not used to being the plaintiff.I tell them they get to make the demands.It blows their minds."
  
  Martin makes his living off the fuzzy wording in insurance policies and accompanying endorsements -- he reads them like paperback novels.So do the 10 other lawyers in his section.That's because policy holders generally win when a judge determines an insurance company has written ambiguous language into its contracts.
  
  Martin said he'll read a policy five to seven times before he finds the key words that will unlock a concession or judgment on behalf of his corporate clients.
  
  "It's in the fine print," Martin said."I'm helping companies and it's simply holding the insurance company to its promise."
  
  Kerry Brown, whose firm usually fights on behalf of insurance companies, said that companies that hire the likes of Martin can just as well end up with a pile of legal fees, and none the richer.

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  Insurance--What Corporate Counsel Needs to Know - What Every Corporate Counsel Needs to Know About Insurance, March 2002, by Ernest Martin, Jr., Chair, Insurance Coverage Practice Group, Haynes and Boone, LLP, Dallas, Texas

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  Ernest Martin will be our speaker. Mr. Martin is a partner with Haynes & Boone. He will speak on "Settling with Insurance Coverage in Mind." We have requested 1 hour of ethics for this program.

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