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Settled: $10M suit alleging intoxicated patron fell on woman at Molly's Pub

HOUSTON A $10 million lawsuit claiming a woman was knocked to the ground and injured after an intoxicated man at Molly’s Pub fell on top of her was recently settled, court records show.

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Continued: $10M suit alleging intoxicated patron fell on woman at Molly's Pub

HOUSTON A lawsuit seeking up to $10 million in damages that was previously slated to go to trial this week has been continued until January 2024.

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$10M suit alleges intoxicated patron fell on top of woman at Molly's Pub

HOUSTON A woman who was knocked to the ground and suffered serious injuries after an intoxicated man at Houston bar fell on top of her is suing for $10 million in damages. Eileen Kay filed a complaint April 17 in Harris County District Court against Brobe Inc., doing business as Molly s Pub, Findal Inc., and James Joseph Scheurich alleging negligence. According to her complaint, Kay was a patron at Molly s Pub on Ramada Drive in Houston on April 1, 2021. She alleges that Scheurich was also a patron at the pub during that time and was obviously intoxicated and presented a clear danger to himself and to others.

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Church announces 77 new Area Seventies from 25 countries worldwide

Deseret News Share this story The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints For the first time, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Thursday used the leadership session of a general conference to announce new Area Seventies. Elder D. Todd Christofferson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles read the names of 77 new Area Seventies at the start of the leadership session of the 191st Annual General Conference at the Church Office Building in Salt Lake City, Utah. The new leaders represent 25 countries worldwide. President Russell M. Nelson led a sustaining vote during the meeting. Previously, calling and sustaining Area Seventies took place on the Saturday of general conference weekend, although the new Area Seventies also will be sustained as a group during the conference, according to a church statement.

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