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Lockney's insurance counsel says TMLIRP lawsuit may go to trial in early 2026

Lockney City Council · August 29, 2025
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Summary

Benjamin Doyle, the city's insurance attorney, told the council the ongoing TMLIRP lawsuit over 2022 wind and hail damage appears likely to go to trial in early 2026; no executive session was convened and no action was taken.

Benjamin Doyle, the city's insurance attorney appearing via video conference, briefed the Lockney City Council on the status of the city's lawsuit against the Texas Municipal League Intergovernmental Risk Pool (TMLIRP) over wind and hail damage from 2022. "As of right now, it appears the suit will go to trial in early 2026," Doyle told the council.

The council did not convene an executive session under Texas Government Code §551.071, and no legal action was taken during the called meeting. The minutes record the update but do not include detailed legal strategy or next-steps; the trial timeline provided by Doyle is advisory and subject to change.

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