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Victims settle in bus crash
No criminal charges filed in Jan. 2 accident that killed 1 passenger and injured 46
Victims in a bus crash near Victoria have agreed to a settlement with the insurance companies for the Houston owners, operators and driver of the motor carriers, lawyers said.
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Family: Side airbags in son’s car failed
In December, emergency crews arrived in Simonton to find Charles Tovar’s 2005 Toyota Prius in a ditch. Family claims the airbags designed to keep their son safe failed. He was only 19 years old.
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Settlement reached over Victoria bus crash
A settlement has been reached involving personal injury claims filed over a Jan. 2 charter bus crash that killed one person and injured dozens more near Victoria.
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Victim’s family sues over bus crash
Negligence cited in fatal rollover on Jan. 2 near Victoria
The family of the man killed in a bus rollover south of Victoria filed a lawsuit against the bus operator, owner and driver, claiming their negligence led to the crash.
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Families, nursing home reach settlement in 2005 bus fire
The families of 23 elderly residents of a Bellaire nursing home who died in a bus fire near Dallas while evacuating from Hurricane Rita two years ago have reached a settlement with the owners of the nursing home, attorneys in Houston confirmed.
AttorneysRichard Warren Mithoff, Janie L. Jordan, Sherie Potts Beckman.
YearSeptember 25, 2007
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Jury favors 6 Texans in suit over 1-10 crash
A jury has ruled that Allied Van Lines should pay a group of Texans whose SUV was thrown into the air and caught fire, killing two people and seriously burning two others, when a moving van slammed into traffic stopped by a minor accident.
AttorneysRichard Warren Mithoff, Janie L. Jordan, Sherie Potts Beckman.
YearApril 15, 2007
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Jury Verdict for Victims of 18-Wheeler Accident
A jury has ruled that Allied Van Lines should pay a group of Texans whose SUV was thrown into the air and caught fire, killing two people and seriously burning two others, when a moving van slammed into traffic stopped by a minor accident.