Tex. Insurance Code § 1131.252
This is the official text of Tex. Insurance Code § 1131.252, part of Texas’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§ 1131.252. ELIGIBLE EMPLOYEES OR MEMBERS.
Official statutory text
(a) The individuals eligible for insurance under the policy are:
(1) all employees of the employers and the employees of the trade association of those employers;
(2) all members of the labor union; or
(3) all of any class or classes of employees or members determined by conditions relating to their employment, to their membership in the unions, or both.
(b) A director of a corporate employer is not eligible for insurance under the policy unless the person is otherwise eligible as a bona fide employee of the corporation by performing services other than the usual duties of a director.
(c) An individual proprietor or partner is not eligible for insurance under the policy unless the person is actively engaged in and devotes a substantial part of the person's time to conducting the business of the proprietorship or partnership.
(1) all employees of the employers and the employees of the trade association of those employers;
(2) all members of the labor union; or
(3) all of any class or classes of employees or members determined by conditions relating to their employment, to their membership in the unions, or both.
(b) A director of a corporate employer is not eligible for insurance under the policy unless the person is otherwise eligible as a bona fide employee of the corporation by performing services other than the usual duties of a director.
(c) An individual proprietor or partner is not eligible for insurance under the policy unless the person is actively engaged in and devotes a substantial part of the person's time to conducting the business of the proprietorship or partnership.
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