HOUSTON – One of Texas’ most prominent attorneys was the recent recipient of multiple lap dances while being serenaded by Snoop Dogg during a Harvey Relief party.
HOUSTON – An estate representative residing in Harris County is seeking more than $10 million in damages after his decedent was injured in an explosion at a Pasadena plant.
Galveston attorney Tony Buzbee is notorious for treating a judge to lunch after a favorable ruling, touting Starr County as a choice venue thanks to generous juries and judges, suing FEMA on behalf of hurricane victims dissatisfied with the free housing provided to them, and swooning after the Gulf Oil Spill at the thought of what he predicted would be “the largest case in the history of the United States.”
HOUSTON – A Greek seaman alleges that a New York company prevented him from continuing treatment at a Houston health facility after he was injured in the course of his duties.
GALVESTON – A Texas man demands more than $2 million from his employer after an on-the-job accident resulted in him losing a couple of fingers, according to a lawsuit filed in the Galveston Division of the Southern District of Texas on Oct. 13.
HOUSTON – A Hallettsville couple seeks more than $1 million in damages after an allegedly defective tire caused an accident that claimed the life of a minor child.
HOUSTON – A federal judge has granted the University of Houston’ motion for a preliminary injunction in a trademark case brought after South Texas College of Law changed its name to the Houston College of Law back in July.
A Texas City business initiated legal action against The Dow Chemical Co. and Union Carbide Corp., claiming property damage from a toxic plume release. In a lawsuit filed Sept. 30 in the Galveston County 212th District Court, Yode Investments asserts the defendants “released or caused to be released an underground plume of six toxic chemicals that entered (its) property” at the intersection of Highway 146 and FM 1765 on May 1 earlier this year. The suit shows that the chemicals in question rel