Quantcast

SOUTHEAST TEXAS RECORD

Thursday, March 28, 2024

August trial set in suit alleging Mostyn caused wreck while racing his Ferrari

Mostynhor

HOUSTON – A trial date has been set in an automobile collision suit brought against Mega attorney Steve Mostyn, who allegedly caused an automobile collision while racing a Camaro in his Ferrari.

Katherine McGibbon filed suit against Mostyn in June, accusing the plaintiff’s attorney of speeding and rear-ending her vehicle so violently that he caused it to roll over side-to-side five times.

Court records show that a docket control order was entered on Oct. 18, setting the case for trial on Aug. 7, 2017.

Also, all parties must be added and served by Dec. 12, according to the order.

The petition was originally filed through Houston attorney Diane St. Yves.

On Sept. 30, Steven Kherkher, a partner at Williams Kherkher, was brought in as co-counsel for McGibbon, court records show.

Williams Kherkher is the firm of John Eddie Williams, an asbestos lawyer and one of the “Tobacco Five” attorneys who shared a $3.3 billion tobacco fee.

On Aug. 16 McGibbon amended her petition to allege Mostyn was “racing another vehicle in the outside northbound lane of Highway 59” when the collision occurred.

A month later, Mostyn filed an amended answer on Sept. 30, seeking to designate “John Doe” as a responsible third party.

Doe, who was driving a white Camaro, “attempted to provoke” Mostyn into a highway race, the answer claims.

A crash report retrieved from TxDOT shows that Mostyn, founder of the Mostyn Law Firm in Houston, was driving a 2016 Ferrari, color white, at the time of the collision.

The report, written up by the Houston Police Department, charged him with

Mostyn is represented by Bart Basden, attorney for the Sugar Land law firm Johanson & Fairless.

Harris County District Court case No. 2016-42886

More News