Top Insurance Coverage Lawyers in DALLAS | 3 available

3 Insurance Coverage lawyers are available in DALLAS, Texas, including Jamison D. Newberg, John Michael Cox, and Stanhope B. DenÃ©gre. These lawyers are rated between 4.0/5 to 5.0/5 and 66% provide free consultation.

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Jamison D. Newberg

Firm: Vincent Lopez Serafino Jenevein, P.C.

1601 Elm Street , Dallas , Texas 75201

Practice Areas: Dram Shop Liability, Civil Appeals, Federal Civil Practice, Education Law, General Liability, Insurance Coverage, Insurance Litigation, Personal Liability, Insurance Defense, Personal Injury Defense, Premises Liability, Products Liability Defense, Sports Law, Tort Defense, Tort Liability

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John Michael Cox

Firm: John M. Cox & Associates, P.C.

325 North St. Paul Street , Dallas , Texas 75201

Practice Areas: Premises Liability, Professional Liability, Transportation, Wrongful Death, Environmental Litigation, Construction Litigation, Insurance Coverage, Negligence, Personal Injury, Products Liability

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Firm: Capshaw & Associates

3500 Maple Avenue , Dallas , Texas 75219

Practice Areas: Construction Law, Civil Litigation, Insurance Coverage

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I purchased a used 2015 Subaru WRX from a Toyota dealer that has significant issues that were completely undisclosed to me. What route should I take? (TX) | Jul 24, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Texas Yesterday, I went to a Toyota dealer and financed a used Subaru WRX. On the online listing, there are zero mechanical issues listed. I test drove the vehicle and noticed a slight rattle/knock, and did not immediately think about it. I assumed because I was not told of any issues, that it was in full working order. It was disclosed to me during the test drive that the AC was not blowing cold. Fine. I take the car home and immediately notice the knocking sound, and come to find out it’s synonymous with Rod Knock. I’m currently at the dealership waiting to speak with the GM to try and unwind the sale. I have spoken with the service manager, and come to find out they actually recommended a new clutch for the car upon their initial inspection when it was taken in, before the car was listed for sale. This was not disclosed to me. Lastly, the trunk does not open unless the emergency latch is pulled from the inside. I’m located in Texas. If the dealer refuses to unwind the sale or offer to fix the issues at hand, what routes can I legally take to try and amend this?

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