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Doc defeats Harris Co. malpractice suit; Family claimed patient never consented to chemo drug
HOUSTON - A Harris County jury has ruled for an oncologist who was hit with a lawsuit following his decision to prescribe a patient Hydrea, a chemotherapy medication.
Politics in the Office: Infinitely Spookier than Halloween on October 31, 2024
The only thing scarier than a haunted house is an office during election season.
Understanding Academic Freedom
Academic freedom on U.S. campuses has become a much-discussed topic in recent years.
Family Alleges Negligence Against Nursing Facility Following Mother's Death
A lawsuit has been filed against Cambridge Medical Investors LLC d/b/a Gardens Terrace at Houston Nursing & Rehabilitation and Life Care Centers of America Inc., accusing them of negligence leading to Mary Johnson's death due to inadequate...
Plaintiff Alleges Grocery Chain Negligence After Slip-and-Fall Incident
A Houston woman has filed a lawsuit against The Kroger Co., claiming negligence after slipping on spilled Gatorade at one of their stores led to serious injuries.
Utility Company Accused of Negligence Leading to Personal Injuries
Two individuals have filed a lawsuit against The Aspen Utility Company for alleged negligence resulting in personal injuries sustained from uncovered pits during utility work in Kingwood Community.
Medical Spa Operator Accused of Negligence Leading to Severe Injury
Tessa Coleman has filed a lawsuit against a Bellaire-based medical spa operator for alleged negligence resulting in severe burns during treatment.
School bus driver who wouldn't ride with gay man loses lawsuit
GALVESTON - A Texas City school bus driver who says he was fired for refusing to ride in a car with a gay man has lost his second lawsuit, thanks to his timing being off.
Legal and medical experts say the Dobbs decision has left a quagmire of questions
Professors from the University of Houston Law Center and the Tilman J. Fertitta Family College of Medicine participated in a panel discussion earlier this month to address the legal and medical landscape concerning women’s reproductive health since the Supreme Court ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization.
Greenberg Traurig’s Roland Garcia Named World Affairs Council of Greater Houston 2024 Global Leader of Influence
Roland Garcia, a shareholder in global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP’s Houston office, was named a 2024 Global Leader of Influence by The World Affairs Council of Greater Houston.
Plaintiff Alleges Negligence Against Transport Service After Injury Incident
Willie Haywood has filed a lawsuit against Scubby Transportation Services following an incident where he sustained severe injuries due to alleged negligence by the transport company.
Plaintiff sues multiple energy service companies over alleged negligence leading to workplace injury
An Oklahoma worker has filed a lawsuit against three major energy service companies after sustaining severe injuries due to alleged negligence at a rig site in Midland, Texas.
Texas Shopper Sues Grocery Chain Fiesta Mart Over Negligence Following Slip-and-Fall Incident
Jody Wortham has taken legal action against Fiesta Mart after sustaining injuries from a slip-and-fall accident at one of their Houston locations in December 2022.
Houston Shopper Sues Grocery Giant Over Negligence After Slip-and-Fall Incident
A Houston woman has filed a lawsuit against Whole Foods Market Services after suffering injuries from slipping on pooled water at one of their stores due to alleged negligence.
Temple Law Clinic Students Win Appeal with Precedential Opinion from Third Circuit
Student-advocates in Temple Law’s Federal Appellate Litigation Clinic have won an appeal in prisoners’ rights litigation before the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. Don Arrington, Cara Costanzo, Jen Hance, and Stephanie Terinoni – now graduates in the Class of 2024.
Pa. startup grows mushroom-based coffins with support from Penn State Law clinics
When his wife, Kat Mackenzie, suffered a massive stroke, Max Justice — a cybersecurity doctoral student at the time — began researching ways to support her recovery. He discovered research by Paul Stamets, a renowned U.S. mycologist, on the numerous health benefits associated with mushrooms.
Legally blind teacher not qualified for job, judge says in discrimination case
GALVESTON - A legally blind teacher is appealing her loss in a lawsuit against the Galveston Independent School District, which allegedly reneged on hiring her rather than accommodate her disability.
Baylor Law Students Advocate for Domestic Violence Awareness
In a united effort to raise awareness for domestic violence victims, Baylor Law students participated in Go Purple Day – a national event aimed at visually supporting those affected by domestic violence.
Vice Admiral (Ret.) U.S. Navy JAG Shares Leadership Advice at Agosto Center Lecture
During the third annual Agosto Center Lecture Tuesday at South Texas College of Law Houston, Nanette “Nan” DeRenzi, vice admiral (ret.) U.S. Navy JAG, presented “Keep Moving Forward: Awareness, Access, and Attitude.”
Attorney General Ken Paxton Makes Criminal Referral to DOJ Concerning Widespread Suspect Political Donations Made Through ActBlue’s Fundraising Platform
Attorney General Ken Paxton made a criminal referral to the Department of Justice (“DOJ”) detailing the results of an investigation that revealed how suspicious actors seemingly use ActBlue’s political fundraising platform to make illegal straw donations.