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Blank Rome Recognized as a 2022 Best Law Firm for Women by Seramount
Blank Rome Recognized as a 2022 Best Law Firm for Women by Seramount. -
Butler Snow Again Ranked by The Legal 500 U.S. for Pharmaceutical, Medical Device and Health Care Work
Butler Snow Again Ranked by The Legal 500 U.S. for Pharmaceutical, Medical Device and Health Care Work. -
Blank Rome Attorneys and Practices Highly Ranked in The Legal 500 United States 2022
Blank Rome Attorneys and Practices Highly Ranked in The Legal 500 United States 2022. -
Ferguson Law expands talent roster; gets better by adding Harrison Tatum, says firm's founder
BEAUMONT – The Ferguson Law Firm has added another talented attorney to its already-impressive roster of trial attorneys with the addition of Harrison Tatum, a Southeast Texas native who joined the firm last month, a press release states. -
Family sues Schlitterbahn for $1M, suit alleges injuries occurred on 'MASSIV Monster Blaster' ride
GALVESTON — A family alleges they were injured at a Galveston water park after riders behind them collided into their inner tube. -
Shook Encourages Conversations Following Buffalo Tragedy
Shook Encourages Conversations Following Buffalo Tragedy. -
Apartment complex owed no duty to warn woman who tripped and fell into known sinkhole, justices find
HOUSTON - The 14th Court of Appeals recently affirmed a ruling granting an apartment complex summary judgment in a trip and fall lawsuit. -
Judge Albright continued to lead in patent filings in 2021, according to Lex Machina Patent Litigation Report
WACO — Lex Machina, a LexisNexis company, today released its annual Patent Litigation Report, which found that nearly a quarter of all the patent cases filed last year were heard by Judge Alan Albright. -
Boaters claim golf courses' poorly lit bulkhead on Lake Conroe caused crash
HOUSTON — Boaters claim a golf course's poorly lit bulkhead on Lake Conroe caused their boat crash. -
Texas AG secures $14 million in restitution for consumers in settlement with Intuit Turbo Tax
AUSTIN –Attorney General Paxton has announced a settlement against Inuit, the company that markets the popular product “Turbo Tax,” a press release states. -
Texas Supreme Court clarifies periodic payments provision element of 2003 medical liability reforms
AUSTIN - On Friday, the Texas Supreme Court issued an opinion providing guidance on how courts should apply the periodic payments provision, a key element of the state’s 2003 landmark medical liability reforms, holding that the structure must in some way conform to the evidence presented to the jury at trial. -
Worker alleges insect spray made roof slippery, caused his fall
HOUSTON — A roofer who suffered injuries after falling off a slippery roof that had just been sprayed for wasps is claiming the negligence of his employer, their customer and the job site owners. -
Provost Umphrey Law Firm moves offices to 11th floor of Edison Plaza
Edison Plaza is the new home of Provost Umphrey -
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Releases 2022 Interim Charges to the Texas Senate
AUSTIN – Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has asked committees of the Texas Senate to study 84 charges during the interim before the 88th Legislative Session. -
Harris county woman sues Red Robin Inns for damages caused by bed bugs
A Harris County lawsuit alleges that a woman's stay at hotel was marred by a bed bug infestation. -
Addressing Burnout in the Legal Profession | Katie Rose Guest Pryal
Addressing Burnout in the Legal Profession | Katie Rose Guest Pryal. -
Greenberg Traurig Elevates 7 Attorneys in its Texas Offices
Greenberg Traurig Elevates 7 Attorneys in its Texas Offices. -
Steptoe & Johnson Names Monté L. Williams Managing Member of its Woodlands Office
Steptoe & Johnson Names Monté L. Williams Managing Member of its Woodlands Office. -
Suit: Food processing plant employee suffers fatal injury while retrieving item from trash compactor
HOUSTON — The estate of a Shear's Foods processing plant employee who suffered a fatal injury is claiming wrongful death. -
Union Pacific accused of defective safety measures at rail yard
HOUSTON — Union Pacific Railroad is facing a suit alleging poor safety measures and a defective gate at one of its railroad crossings led to injuries.