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Cases
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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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Accident results in jury award
The victims of a 2003 vehicle accident in Louisiana were awarded damages by a federal jury.
AttorneysRichard Warren Mithoff, Janie L. Jordan, Sherie Potts Beckman.
YearApril 11, 2007
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Jury awards Texas Family
“Allied Van Lines sued after deadly 2003 wreck
A federal jury returned a verdict in a July 2003 crash on the Atchafalaya Basin bridge that killed five people.”
AttorneysRichard Warren Mithoff, Janie L. Jordan, Sherie Potts Beckman.
YearApril 11, 2007
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Award in Basin crash
Two family members died in auto crash, other victims severely burned
A federal jury awarded damages to the victims of a July 2003 crash on Interstate 10.
AttorneysRichard Warren Mithoff, Janie L. Jordan, Sherie Potts Beckman.
YearApril 11, 2007
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Accident’s cost hits Texas City refineries’ bottom line
Victims’ lawyers say funds set aside by the firm makes sense
Four months after an explosion rocked Texas City refinery, the financial impact of the incident has finally reverberated to the energy giant’s bottom line.
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Texas City Refinery To Pay Millions To Families In Blast
Settlements of claims come as allegations of mismanagement dog the oil giant
Oil giant has agreed to pay several families of those killed in the deadly Texas City refinery explosions to settle wrongful death claims, sources familiar with the cases said.
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Inadmissible: Verdict a First
A jury returned a verdict finding Progressive County Mutual Insurance Co., Enterprise Leasing Co. of Houston and a customer were liable for an automobile accident in November 2000 in Houston that killed a 56-year-old Seabrook woman.