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HOUSTON – Today, the 14th Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal of a lawsuit against The Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston – litigation claiming that a deacon’s personal relationship with a man’s wife led to the couple’s divorce.
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A Longview church and school is suing an insurance-related company, alleging it denied damage claims to the school after its foundation and flooring collapsed.
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By DAVID YATES On June 24 state Rep. Dan Huberty, R- Humble, announced his intention to run for re-election for District 127 of the Texas House of Representatives. “It has been my honor to serve the taxpayers of District 127 for more than five years,” said Huberty.
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Recently, a case came to my attention about lawyers embroiled in a national controversy.
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Rather than let a jury decide the case, a defendant opted to settle a lawsuit claiming a birthday bash turned violent when a guest was hit in the face with a plate.
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A defendant was recently severed in a lawsuit claiming a birthday bash turned violent when a guest was hit in the face with a plate.
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A certificate of discovery was recently filed in a lawsuit claiming a birthday bash turned violent when a guest was hit in the face with a plate.
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As movie award nomination season kicks into high gear with nominations for the Golden Globes, SAG awards, and various film critic association nods rolling out, I thought it would only be fair to recognize the best (or worst) of another major source of entertainment: the American legal system.
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This month marks the 255th anniversary of the dedication of Mission Concepcion, near San Antonio, considered by many historians to be the oldest unrestored church in the United States.
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Claiming he was hit in the face with a plate and then held captive while attending a wild New Year's party, Chin Van Dang has filed suit against Richard and Steven Nguyen.
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In last week's column, we looked at some of the stranger legal arguments and defenses that have been raised recently. Sometimes, the sheer irony of the premise of a case is itself stranger than fiction.
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Several of the state's legal aid organizations are offering a variety of free services to help victims of Hurricane Ike deal with legal problems.
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Law school tends to attract all types of people, even if they don't always make it all the way through to graduation.
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One of the recurring questions I seem to get at most social functions concerns my TV viewing habits � do I watch shows like "Boston Legal," "Law and Order," and the like?
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As a lawyer who represented companies on both sides of trademark infringement cases, I understand why trademarks can be so vital to a business.
