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Court activity on July 23: Juan Ybarra vs Victoria Rocha
The Harris County Civil Court reported the following activity in the suit brought by Juan Ybarra and Markland, Rahfaan Clive against Jose Alberto Enriquez and Victoria Rocha on July 23: 'Paying For Service Copies'. -
Court activity on July 2: Juan Ybarra vs Victoria Rocha
The Harris County Civil Court reported the following activity in the suit brought by Juan Ybarra and Markland, Rahfaan Clive against Jose Alberto Enriquez and Victoria Rocha on July 2: 'And Jury Demand'. -
Case activity for Kenny Nguyen vs Caesar Eli Sandoval Mata on June 24
The Harris County Civil Court reported the following activities in the suit brought by Kenny Nguyen, Nghi Tran and Pro Se against Caesar Eli Sandoval Mata, Juan Santamaria, Pro Se and Salma Yafaar Lacunes Gomez on June 24. -
Case activity for Kenny Nguyen vs Caesar Eli Sandoval Mata on June 5
The Harris County Civil Court reported the following activities in the suit brought by Kenny Nguyen, Nghi Tran and Pro Se against Caesar Eli Sandoval Mata, Juan Santamaria, Pro Se and Salma Yafaar Lacunes Gomez on June 5. -
Case activity for Mireya Fernandez vs The Spencer 15335 Park Row Houston TX 77084 on May 24
The Harris County Civil Court reported the following activities in the suit brought by Mireya Fernandez and Pro Se against Nafaa, Adam S. and The Spencer 15335 Park Row Houston TX 77084 on May 24. -
May 11: Harris County Civil Court docket for "injury or damage - motor vehicle" cases
The following cases categorized as "injury or damage - motor vehicle" were on the docket in the Harris County Civil Court on May 11. All case details are allegations only and should not be taken as fact: -
FOX ROTHSCHILD LLP: An Inconvenient Truth: Federal Aviation Regulations Governing Non-Airline Operations
Private aircraft owners and operators face a variety of regulatory compliance challenges. -
Austin attorney: Fine-only offenses 'create potentially dangerous interactions' with citizens, officers
An Austin lawyer says fine-only offenses are simply ways to generate revenue for governments. -
FOX ROTHSCHILD LLP: The Final UAS Rule Is Coming!
The UAS industry has been trapped in rulemaking limbo for a while. -
San Antonio ordered to lift airport ban on Chick-fil-A
AUSTIN – Attorney General Ken Paxton today announced that the Federal Aviation Administration reached an informal resolution with the city of San Antonio regarding its decision to exclude Chick-fil-A from a concession contract based on the religious beliefs associated with that company and its owners. -
Transportation’s 2020 Vision Loss
We’re commuting longer hours. Boeing plane crashes are in virtually every news cycle now. Amtrak is being sued for forcing its passengers to waive their right to go to court. Pennsylvania Turnpike motorists just experienced a horrible crash involving buses, trucks and cars, killing 5 and injuring dozens. As we start off this year, we are wondering just bad it is for commuters and business travelers these days? -
Litigation Shouldn’t Be Necessary - But It Is, and Our Founders Knew It
Very few injured Americans file lawsuits. Granted it’s been awhile since anyone took an empirical look at the numbers, but when Rand’s Institute for Civil Justice did so 1991, researchers found that only 2 percent of injured Americans file lawsuits. The National Center for State Courts recently provided another perspective: “Tort cases garner a great deal of public interest but generally account for only about 4 percent of [state court] Civil caseloads….” -
BRYAN CAVE: Massey to Present at Aviation Law Section Mid-Year Meeting
Irvine Partner Shalem Massey will present as a featured speaker March 29 at the State Bar of Texas Aviation Law Section Mid-Year Meeting in Irving, Texas. -
13th Court of Appeals remands arbitration ruling in fraud case against funeral home
CORPUS CHRISTI – The Texas 13th Court of Appeals in Corpus Christi has ordered a lower court to revisit a ruling denying arbitration in a lawsuit filed by a woman who alleges her brother’s body was embalmed without her consent, infested with insects during the viewing at their parlor, and buried without his organs. -
5th District Court of Appeals upholds arbitration confirmation in Southwest Securities case
DALLAS – The Texas 5th District Court of Appeals has affirmed a ruling by the 44th Judicial District Court upholding a ruling confirming an arbitration award in a case involving Southwest Securities Inc. -
Celebrating 100 Years of Ellington Field
A lot has changed in Houston, Texas over the past 100 years. For one, the city’s population is now about seventeen times what it was in 1917. We’ve found better ways to beat the year-round heat than 300-pound blocks of ice, thankfully. And you don’t see too many horses and buggies riding down Houston’s Westheimer Road anymore. But one institution that has stood the test of time, and is still up-and-running on its 100th anniversary this month, is Houston’s Ellington Field--and you could say its history is the story of a lifetime. -
British woman files lawsuit over husband's airplane death
A British citizen sued on behalf of herself and her deceased husband against a museum group and a second deceased individual, seeking damages for wrongful death of her spouse. -
Gov. Perry Helps Break Ground on SpaceX Commercial Launch Facility
Gov. Rick Perry today helped break ground on the SpaceX Commercial Launch Facility located near Boca Chica Beach, which will launch commercial satellites into orbit. -
Texas governor's race: Davis, Abbott agree to debate this fall
AUSTIN (Legal Newsline) – Amidst the mud-slinging storm that has been the Texas governor’s race in recent weeks, the two gubernatorial candidates managed to settle on a place and time to debate this fall. -
New business licenses/assumed names issued in Jefferson County
License #: 83913