News from 2022
Ferguson Law’s Jane Leger initiates racketeering charges to secure $33M settlement
BEAUMONT - Jane S. Leger of The Ferguson Law Firm recently reached a $33 million wrongful death settlement arising out of an explosion in New Mexico that left three dead. Another defendant – a company that allegedly provided inadequate safety training – remains in her crosshairs.
Shook Intellectual Property Attorneys to Speak at Institute of IP Law on September 29 - October 1, 2022
Shook Intellectual Property Attorneys to Speak at Institute of IP Law on September 29 - October 1, 2022.
Justices send injury claim against GSC Wholesale to arbitration
HOUSTON - The 14th Court of Appeals today reversed a judgment denying a company’s motion to compel arbitration in a personal injury lawsuit.
Bradley welcomes Ross Darville to Houston Construction Group
HOUSTON – Bradley Arant Boult Cummings has announced that Ross A. Darville has joined the firm’s Houston office as a senior attorney in the Construction Practice Group, a press release states.
Super Lawyers Texas features nine Reed Smith attorneys
Super Lawyers Texas features nine Reed Smith attorneys.
Texas Supreme Court finds no duty owed to trucker who was crushed by storage unit
Texas Supreme Court finds no duty owed to trucker who was crushed by storage unit
Resident claims chemical plant leak near her home caused her to suffer injuries
HOUSTON — A Harris County resident is alleging negligence and other claims against Lubrizol Corporation after she suffered injuries from the plant's chemical leak near her home in Deer Park.
Couple alleges home's construction defects led to mold issues
GALVESTON — A couple allege their Taylor Morrison home built in League City had moisture and mold issues.
Suit alleges bar owner failed to pay for flooring work
GALVESTON — A contractor alleges he was not paid for his company's work done at a bar in Kemah and suffered injuries from a slip and fall while being threatened to quickly leave the premises.
Current Antitrust Issues in the Meatpacking Industry on September 27, 2022
Current Antitrust Issues in the Meatpacking Industry on September 27, 2022.
Paxton Joins Amicus Brief to Prevent Activist Judges from Drawing New Congressional Maps in Direct Violation of the U.S. Constitution
Paxton Joins Amicus Brief to Prevent Activist Judges from Drawing New Congressional Maps in Direct Violation of the U.S. Constitution.
Vessel worker struck in chest by loose jack assembly sues Oceaneering
GALVESTON — A vessel worker alleges he did not receive adequate medical care after being struck in the chest by a jack assembly that came loose.
Construction worker who suffered injuries after scaffolding collapse claims negligence
HOUSTON — A construction worker who suffered injuries after a scaffolding collapse is claiming negligence.
Defeat the Reptile by Countering Anchor Numbers and Other Nontraditional Defense Strategies on September 22, 2022
Defeat the Reptile by Countering Anchor Numbers and Other Nontraditional Defense Strategies on September 22, 2022.
Four Butler Snow attorneys recognized by Texas Super Lawyers®
AUSTIN – Super Lawyers® has recognized four Butler Snow attorneys in its 2022 edition of Texas Super Lawyers®, a press release states.
Summary judgment loss for claims adjuster who stepped in hole and fell affirmed on appeal
HOUSTON - Yesterday, the First Court of Appeals affirmed a take-nothing summary judgment ruling in favor of a couple sued by an insurance adjuster who fell in a hole while assessing a Hurricane Harvey claim.
Judge finds Texas Bar’s suit against AG Paxton’s first assistant violates constitution
AUSTIN –A Texas judge has ruled that the Texas State Bar’s lawsuit against First Assistant Attorney General Brent Webster violates the separation of powers secured by the Texas Constitution.
Mother of tow truck driver fatally struck by car on Houston freeway files claim against his employer
HOUSTON — The mother of a tow truck driver who was struck and killed on Northwest Freeway in Houston is claiming his former employer's liability. Susan D.
Man alleges deteriorated crate in walking area at Galveston bar caused his injuries
GALVESTON — A man alleges his leg fell through a deteriorated crate in a walking area at a bar in Galveston.
Hotel guest claims steel piece protruding from carpet caused his fall
HOUSTON — A hotel guest alleges a steel piece protruding from the carpet in his room caused his fall and serious injuries.