Noah Nadler is an associate in the firm's Insurance Coverage and Business Litigation Practice Groups. He is a trial lawyer who concentrates his practice in complex commercial litigation, with emphasis in the areas of insurance coverage litigation, insurance consultation and construction disputes.
Noah's recent experience includes:
- Representing clients in multi-million dollar coverage litigation involving insurance coverage related to:
- Property damage claims
- Construction defect claims
- Directors and officers litigation
- Business interruption claims
- Event cancellation claims
- Sexual abuse claims
- Securities claims
- ADA and FHA claims
- Fraud claims
- Assisting policyholders in defeating problematic exclusions.
- Prosecuting claims of bad faith and Texas Insurance Code violations in complex coverage litigation.
- Successfully obtaining a summary judgment for defendant business developer in an action based on various fraud claims.
- Representing clients in disputes involving statutory and common law fraud claims.
- Representing owners in construction disputes with contractors and subcontractors.
Selected Representative Experience
Online Publications
04/02/2009 -
After Don's Building: Change is the One Thing We Can Be Sure Of
In 2008, the Texas Supreme Court completely changed the trigger of coverage theory for occurrence based Commercial General Liability (“CGL”) policies in Texas. The Court held that, where damage occurs over multiple policy periods, coverage is triggered for any policy period in which actual damage transpires.