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Ferguson Law expands talent roster; gets better by adding Harrison Tatum, says firm's founder
BEAUMONT – The Ferguson Law Firm has added another talented attorney to its already-impressive roster of trial attorneys with the addition of Harrison Tatum, a Southeast Texas native who joined the firm last month, a press release states. -
Homeowner alleges contractor failed to obtain permits, abandoned disaster remediation job
HOUSTON — A Harris County homeowner alleges the contractor he hired and paid for disaster remediation failed to secure the proper permits and abandoned the job. -
Texas City Girls Youth Softball alleges former board members stole property, funds
GALVESTON — Texas City Girls Youth Softball claims former board members used its equipment and funds to start their own athletic organization. -
Chambers USA 2022 Guide Expands Wilson Elser Rankings, Naming Two Firm Practices and Six Individual Attorneys
Chambers USA 2022 Guide Expands Wilson Elser Rankings, Naming Two Firm Practices and Six Individual Attorneys. -
Deputy AG for legal counsel Murtaza Sutarwalla to return to private practice, serve as counsel for Ken Paxton for Texas Campaign
AUSTIN –Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton today announced the departure of Murtaza Sutarwalla as deputy attorney general for legal counsel. Sutarwalla will return to private practice in Houston. He will also serve as outside counsel for the Ken Paxton for Texas Campaign, a press release states. -
Woman alleges she fell over rusted metal edge at Texas City Gas station
GALVESTON — A women alleges she fell over a rusted metal edge on a gas pump at a Texas Avenue Gas Store in Texas City and suffered injuries. -
Alicia Sienne Voltmer to Present at BDO’s Restaurant CFO Bootcamp
Alicia Sienne Voltmer to Present at BDO’s Restaurant CFO Bootcamp. -
Delivery worker attacked by dogs claims owners' negligence
GALVESTON — A delivery worker is claiming negligence against two home owners after being attacked by their two dogs while dropping off a package. -
Continued: Trial of suit alleging man tripped over battery left in aisle at O’Reilly Auto Parts
HOUSTON — An order resetting the trial of a lawsuit alleging a man tripped over a battery left in the aisle of an O'Reilly Auto Parts store was recently filed. -
DEI Policies & Initiatives in Law Firms on June 1, 2022
DEI Policies & Initiatives in Law Firms on June 1, 2022. -
BakerHostetler Continues to Expand Business Practice Group, Adds Real Estate Partner Michael Cortez in Houston
BakerHostetler Continues to Expand Business Practice Group, Adds Real Estate Partner Michael Cortez in Houston. -
Greenberg Traurig’s Todd Basile Presents on Attracting Investors by Protecting Innovations in Medical Robotics
Greenberg Traurig’s Todd Basile Presents on Attracting Investors by Protecting Innovations in Medical Robotics. -
Provost Umphrey Law Firm unveils portrait of founder in new Edison Plaza offices
Native Texan artist commissioned for painting of Texas legal legend -
BakerHostetler expands business practice group, adds real estate partner Michael Cortez in Houston
HOUSTON - Michael Cortez has joined BakerHostetler’s Houston office as a partner in the firm’s Business Practice Group and member of the Real Estate team, a press release states. -
Workers alleging exposure to hazardous chemical during pipe leak file suit
HOUSTON — Several boilermakers who were exposed to a dangerous chemical during a pipe leak are claiming negligence. -
Mike Kennington Joins Steptoe & Johnson’s Woodlands Office
Mike Kennington Joins Steptoe & Johnson’s Woodlands Office. -
Judge Albright continued to lead in patent filings in 2021, according to Lex Machina Patent Litigation Report
WACO — Lex Machina, a LexisNexis company, today released its annual Patent Litigation Report, which found that nearly a quarter of all the patent cases filed last year were heard by Judge Alan Albright. -
Justices ‘delete’ $90K attorney’s fees award in breach of contract suit against law firm
HOUSTON - The First Court of Appeals today deleted an award of $90,000 in attorney’s fees in a lawsuit brought against a law firm. -
Injured seaman alleges employer has failed to provide maintenance, cure
HOUSTON — A seaman alleges Great Lakes Dredge & Dock has failed to provide him with maintenance and cure for the injuries he suffered while working aboard their vessel. -
Children of worker who died from hyperthermia at Tesla construction project site sue for $25M
HOUSTON — The children of a worker who died from hyperthermia at a Tesla construction project are claiming negligence.