Opinion ID: 2633092
Heading Depth: 4
Heading Rank: 3

Heading: The Tatums' other points lack merit.

Text: Joe and Bertha Tatum contend that they should have been entitled to an award of actual reasonable attorney's fees on their claims for abuse of process and malicious prosecution. Our ruling that these claims were properly dismissed moots this contention. Joe and Bertha Tatum's final point on appeal is that Lancaster should not have been held to be a prevailing party because it was her conduct that caused Allstate to decline coverage. This argument is not well developed. The jury in its special verdict found that Lancaster was not negligent. The argument may be that Lancaster was necessarily negligent because Allstate wrongfully denied coverage. If so, its premise is incorrect in light of our conclusion that Allstate was justified in denying coverage. If another argument is intended, we are unable to determine what it is and it must be considered waived for insufficient briefing. [28] Jack Tatum claims on appeal that Allstate should have been held liable for the whole amount of the default judgments that he allowed to be taken against him. This point is moot in light of our conclusion that the policy did not cover the accident.