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Oct. 21: Harris County Civil Court docket for "other civil case" cases
The following cases categorized as "other civil case" were on the docket in the Harris County Civil Court on Oct. 21. All case details are allegations only and should not be taken as fact: -
Worker sues Amazon, others for $5M after welder burns his eyes
HOUSTON – A man claiming a welder burned his eyes is suing Amazon and other companies. -
Judgment in favor of Lewis Law Group affirmed on appeal
HOUSTON – The First Court of Appeals today affirmed a judgment in favor of attorney U.A. Lewis and The Lewis Law Group. -
Former Zayo Group employee alleges she faced gender discrimination, retaliation
HOUSTON — A former Zayo Group female employee alleges she faced retaliation for reporting gender discrimination. -
Suit: Patient at HCA Houston Healthcare Clear Lake suffered falls, infections, overmedication
HOUSTON — HCA Clearlake is facing a suit alleging a patient suffered from improper medical care which led to falls, infections, overmedication and other neglect. -
Customer who slipped over wires at Sellers Bros., grocery in Houston claims negligence
HOUSTON — A customer at a Sellers Bros., grocery store who tripped over wires that were left on the floor and suffered injuries is claiming the store's negligence. -
Tenants claim negligence after refrigerator fire destroys apartment, personal belongings
HOUSTON — A couple claims their landlord's failure to properly replace an overheating refrigerator led to a fire in their apartment and their personal property being destroyed. -
Locke Lord Named 2021 Recipient of Coalition of Women's Initiatives in Law Benchmark Award
Locke Lord Named 2021 Recipient of Coalition of Women's Initiatives in Law Benchmark Award. -
Court activity on Oct. 22: GTL Investigations Unlimited L. L. C. vs Richard J. Tholstrup
The Harris County Civil Court reported the following activity in the suit brought by GTL Investigations Unlimited L. L. C. against Richard J. Tholstrup and The Tholstrup Law Firm L. P. on Oct. 22: 'Foreign Judgment Closure'. -
Woman alleges she tripped over wooden pallet at meat market in Houston
HOUSTON — A woman alleges she tripped over a wooden pallet that was on the aisle of a meat market in Houston and suffered injuries. -
Costco employee sues for $1M after cutting thumb on meat cutter, alleges store failed to provide first aid kit
HOUSTON — A Costco employee who cut his thumb on a meat cutting machine is claiming the company's negligence. -
Case activity for GTL Investigations Unlimited L. L. C. vs Richard J. Tholstrup on Oct. 21
The Harris County Civil Court reported the following activities in the suit brought by GTL Investigations Unlimited L. L. C. against Richard J. Tholstrup and The Tholstrup Law Firm L. P. on Oct. 21. -
State Farm Lloyds settles several insurance suits in federal court this month
HOUSTON – In the month of October, State Farm Lloyds settled several insurance lawsuits housed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas, court records show. -
Gov. Abbott appoints Bash and Young to Texas Judicial Council
AUSTIN – Gov. Greg Abbott has appointed Zina Bash and reappointed Evan Young to the Texas Judicial Council for terms set to expire on June 30, 2027, a press release states. -
Remodel company worker hits head on sheet of tile, suit claims
HOUSTON — A home restoration and remodel company worker alleges a sheet of tile placed on a counter above his head caused him to suffer injuries. -
Mayer Brown partners Gabriela Sakamoto and Rebecca Seidl named to Latinvex’s 2021 “Top 100 Female Lawyers” list
Mayer Brown partners Gabriela Sakamoto and Rebecca Seidl named to Latinvex’s 2021 “Top 100 Female Lawyers” list. -
Sam Patranella joins Mayer Brown’s growing Corporate and Energy transactional groups in Houston
Sam Patranella joins Mayer Brown’s growing Corporate and Energy transactional groups in Houston. -
The Clark Hill-ABA Connection: Deep Roots & A New Leadership Role
The Clark Hill-ABA Connection: Deep Roots & A New Leadership Role. -
Property owner seeks summary judgment in suit brought by man who cut off fingers while using saw
HOUSTON – A property owner does not owe a legal duty to ensure independent contractors perform their work in a safe manner, even when a worker cuts off most of his fingers, a recently filed motion for summary judgment argues. -
Couple alleges contractor failed to complete renovation work after being paid
HOUSTON — A couple alleges the contractor they paid for renovations to their home failed to complete the work.