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Parents Fight Riddell’s Bid To Move Defective HelmetLawsuit
The parents’ lawsuit, filed in September, claims that their son Cooper Reid suffered a traumatic brain injury during a high school football game in Troup, Texas, in September 2022. At the time, the then16-year-old was wearing a Riddell SpeedFlex helmet, which the parents’ claim was defectively designed and failed to protect him from the impact that caused his injury.
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Texas Chapters of the American Board of Trial Advocates Honors Houston Attorney Richard Mithoff
The Texas chapter of the American Board of Trial Advocates named Houston lawyer Richard Mithoff as its 2023 recipient of the Paul Stallings Civility and Ethics Award, recognizing Mithoff’s commitment to professionalism during his five decades legal career.
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Harris Health Ben Taub Hospital Celebrates Finished Major ER Renovations
Harris Health Ben Taub Hospital leadership and supporters recently celebrated the completion of nearly 89,000 square feet of major improvements and renovations to the hospital’s emergency department within the Ginni and Richard Mithoff Trauma Center.
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Houston Jury Awards $12.1 Million Against Raymond James in Trial Over Plane Crash
A jury in probate court awarded $12.1 million to three families who lost loved ones in a plane crash.
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At least 14 lawsuits have already been filed in Houston court over the disaster.
Travis Scott, Live Nation and others involved in organizing Astroworld are facing a flood of litigation following Friday’s deadly crowd surge.
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Who could be held liable for deadly Houston concert?
More than a dozen lawsuits have been filed and a criminal investigation has been opened after eight people died and hundreds were injured in an apparent crowd surge at Travis Scott’s Astroworld festival on Friday.
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Houston Music Festival Tragedy Lawsuits Coming, “Hundreds of Millions in Damages” Predicted
The legal liabilities will reach into the hundreds of millions of dollars for the producers, promoters, performers and subcontractors – including security firms – of Houston’s Astroworld Festival Friday night