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Mithoff Law Attorneys included in Texas SuperLawyers 2014
Three attorneys with Mithoff Law have been named to Thomson-Reuters 2014 edition of Texas SuperLawyers.
Richard Mithoff – Texas SuperLawyers 2003 – 2014
Top Ten in Texas 2003-2007, 2008-2013
Top 100 in Texas 2003 – 2014
Top 100 in Houston 2003 – 2014
Joseph R. Alexander Jr. – Texas SuperLawyers 2005 -2014
Janie L. Jordan – Texas SuperLawyers 2012 – 2014
AttorneysRichard Warren Mithoff, Janie L. Jordan.
YearSeptember 15, 2014
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BP Investors Win Bid to Form Class in Oil Spill Lawsuit
Some BP investors can form a class to sue the company over allegations it misled shareholders on how much oil spilled into the Gulf of Mexico in 2010, a federal judge ruled.
AttorneysRichard Warren Mithoff, Sherie Potts Beckman, Warner V. Hocker.
YearMay 22, 2014
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Investors Allege BP Overstated Safety Records
Attorneys for BP investors told a federal judge that the British oil company misled the market for years on how safe its deep-water drilling operations were in the lead-up to the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
AttorneysRichard Warren Mithoff, Sherie Potts Beckman, Warner V. Hocker.
YearApril 29, 2014
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Medical giants seal rift over money
Texas Heart Institute drops its suit; Catholic Healthy ups deal
The Texas Heart Institute will partner with the Catholic hospital chain that bought the St. Luke’s Episcopal Health System, ending a contractual dispute tied up in a Harris County district court since May.
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Pre-K group sues to get on ballot
Opposition from county judge spurs nonprofit to head to court
Harris County Judge Ed Emmett said he would not place a 1-cent property tax on the November ballot intended to buoy area preschools, prompting a lawsuit by a local nonprofit that supplied tens of thousands of signatures on a petition asking him to do so.
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Sale of St. Luke’s Faces Obstacle
The Texas Heart Institute, the St. Luke’s Episcopal Health System’s most valuate asset, is asking a Harris County court to declare it a free agent, a potentially huge wrinkle in the pending sale of the system to Catholic Health Initiatives.
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BP Sued by Vantage for $265 Million Jump in Costs
Vantage Drilling Co. sued a BP Plc unit over what it claims was a $265.5 million increase in financing costs stemming from the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.