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The Harris County Civil Court reported the following activity on April 8 in the suits below:
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The following cases categorized as "injury or damage - motor vehicle" were on the docket in the Harris County Civil Court on April 8. All case details are allegations only and should not be taken as fact:
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The Harris County Civil Court reported the following activities in the suit brought by Freddie L. Branche against State Farm Insurance on April 8.
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We’ve all had those moments when we wish we had thought something through, taken a different course of action, held our tongue instead of speaking, or not hit “send” on that email. Lawyers and judges are no different from everybody—sometimes we speak first and think later, much to our later regret.
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GALVESTON - After State Farm Insurance failed and refused to properly compensate him for a late 2010 two-vehicle accident, local resident Ben Day has filed a lawsuit.
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A total of four new complaints were filed in Jefferson County District Court against insurance companies during the week of June 11-15.
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Orange resident Jon Glingaman has filed suit against State Farm Insurance, claiming his benefits were insufficient to cover injuries he suffered in a multivehicle collision.
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A total of eight new lawsuits against insurance companies over Hurricane Ike damage claims have been filed in Jefferson County District Court, March 7-11, 2011.
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A Louisiana woman claims her insurance company refuses to pay for damages she incurred to her neck, back and right leg after she got into a collision with an uninsured driver.
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James Lassiter Sometimes personal injury trial lawyers are referred to as "ambulance chasers," but one local plaintiff's attorney is being chased down by a former automobile injury client and put on the receiving end of a lawsuit.
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Dickie Scruggs JACKSON, Miss. - No one in Mississippi knows for sure where all the tobacco money went, except perhaps former attorney general Mike Moore and his friend Dickie Scruggs. But people are perched on the edges of their seats to see who the money destroyed.
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Perhaps it's only appropriate that in a hotly-contested election year, the latest legal thriller from trial lawyer-turned-literary-cottage-industry John Grisham centers on the buying of influence in the courts by moneyed special interests.
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The Better Business of Southeast Texas will present a "Lunch & Learn" training seminar for business leaders in August.
