News from 2022
Summary judgment hearing slated in suit over PrEP drug coverage
FORT WORTH - A summary judgment hearing has been slated for later this month in a lawsuit seeking to permanently enjoin the federal government from enforcing a mandate against any individual or employer who objects to the health insurance coverage of drugs that help prevent the spread of HIV.
Experienced attorney Jeremiah Anderson joins McGuireWoods in Houston
HOUSTON – McGuireWoods continues the growth of its global litigation capabilities with the arrival of Houston partner Jeremiah Anderson, who brings nearly two decades of experience representing multinational companies in commercial litigation, including energy and construction industry disputes, a press release state.
Man claims slippery cleaning product on hotel shower caused his fall, sues Holiday Inn Express
HOUSTON — A man claims a slippery cleaning product used on the shower floor in his Holiday Inn Express room caused him to fall and suffer a traumatic brain injury.
Patient alleges foot surgeon misdiagnosed, performed unnecessary surgery
HOUSTON — A patient alleges a foot surgeon misdiagnosed her condition and performed an unnecessary surgery.
Worker alleges he was fired for filing Workers Compensation claim
HOUSTON — A worker alleges he was fired in retaliation for filing a Workers Compensation claim.
Woman slips on 'weak spot' in floor at League City apartment complex, sues
GALVESTON — A woman alleges she slipped at an apartment complex in League City and suffered severe injuries.
Elizabeth Myers and Jennifer Ecklund discuss anti-LGBTQ+ legislation, other legal threats at Citywide Pride event
Elizabeth Myers and Jennifer Ecklund discuss anti-LGBTQ+ legislation, other legal threats at Citywide Pride event.
Attorney says circuit judge pointed gun at her from bench during hearing
NEW MARTINSVILLE – A circuit court judge allegedly brandished a handgun during a hearing earlier this year, leaving it pointed at an attorney from Texas during the proceedings.
AG Paxton Fights EPA Over Unconstitutional Regulation of Power Plants
AG Paxton Fights EPA Over Unconstitutional Regulation of Power Plants.
City of Conroe’s immunity from breach of contract lawsuit affirmed on appeal
CONROE - Today, the Ninth Court of Appeals affirmed a ruling granting the city of Conroe governmental immunity from a lawsuit brought by Triple B Services.
Profiles in Diversity Journal: 3 Greenberg Traurig Attorneys Win 2022 Women and Asian Leaders Worth Watching Awards
Profiles in Diversity Journal: 3 Greenberg Traurig Attorneys Win 2022 Women and Asian Leaders Worth Watching Awards.
Texas justices dismiss racial discrimination claim against city of Houston
HOUSTON - Yesterday, the 14th Court of Appeals dismissed a discrimination lawsuit brought by a former firefighter claiming he was discriminated against when his employment was allegedly terminated because on his race.
Suit: Houston based utility contractor owes former employee back pay, profit sharing
GALVESTON — A former worker at an utility contracting company alleges he is owed more than $90,000 in profit sharing in addition to back pay after his employment contract was prematurely terminated.
Fishing vessel crew member alleges inadequate medical treatment after cutting hand with machete
GALVESTON — A seaman alleges that while aboard a commercial fishing vessel he failed to receive adequate treatment for his hand wound after being cut by a machete.
O’Melveny represents Amplifi Group in strategic investment from Source Capital
DALLAS — O’Melveny represented Amplifi Group, a leading strategy and information management consultancy, in connection with a strategic growth investment it received from Source Capital, a private investment firm, a press release states.
Jones Day's Hilda Galvan selected for induction into the Dallas Business Hall of Fame® by Junior Achievement of Dallas
Jones Day's Hilda Galvan selected for induction into the Dallas Business Hall of Fame® by Junior Achievement of Dallas.
HISD seeks AG approval to sue Juul, Baron & Budd among firms representing district
HOUSTON - The largest school district in Texas has submitted a contingent contract to the Office of the Attorney General for approval in order to file a lawsuit against Juul Labs.
Patrons struck in restaurant parking lot by alleged intoxicated driver sue Pinchy's Tacos
HOUSTON — A group of patrons struck by an allegedly intoxicated driver in the parking lot of a restaurant in Katy are claiming dramshop liability.
Construction worker alleges nail gun misfire caused him to loose eye
HOUSTON — A construction worker who lost sight in one eye after a nail gun misfired is claiming negligence.
Sisters allege they were attacked outside business, defamed on social media
HOUSTON — Two sisters allege they were viciously attacked outside a teahouse and suffered serious injuries.