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Melissa Turner sues Geico County Mutual Insurance Company for failure to honor an insurance claim

Melissa Turner has filed a lawsuit against Geico County Mutual Insurance Company in the Harris County Civil Court at Law No. 1, Texas.

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Jewel Jones sues Sagar B Patel for medical negligence

In the case of Jewel Jones vs. Sagar B. Patel, M.D., and Retina Consultants of Texas AKA Retina Consultants of Houston, PLLC, filed in the Harris County District Court under case ID 3102 court 164, the plaintiff Jewel Jones alleges medical negligence by the defendants.

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Cristian Moreno sues HEB Grocery Co for negligence and premises liability

In the County Civil Court at Law No. 1 of Harris County, Texas, Cristian Moreno has filed a lawsuit against HEB Grocery Co, LP d/b/a Mi Tienda and HEBCO GP, LLC.

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Lubbock judge allows pseudonym use in sexual assault lawsuit against Pop Isaacs

237th District Judge Les Hatch ruled that the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code allows the parents of a teenager accusing Pop Isaacs of sexual assault to file their lawsuit under pseudonyms.

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Justices find Exxon owed no duty to injured worker, render take-nothing verdict in oil giant s favor

Justices find Exxon owed no duty to injured worker, render take-nothing verdict in oil giant s favor
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