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Plaintiff list in refinery blast case growing
May 14, 2022
More than 275 Baytown residents have joined a lawsuit against ExxonMobil, seeking damages related to an explosion and fire at the company’s Baytown refinery Dec. 23.
LaPlace Baptist church sues insurer, alleging slow response over property claims
April 18, 2022
A LaPlace church is suing its out-of-state insurance company for failure to pay for timely repairs the church sustained last year during a double punch from spring winds and flooding and Hurricane Ida at the end of August.
First Baptist Church of LaPlace continues to rebound from Ida while mourning loss of spiritual home
April 18, 2022
The congregation at First Baptist Church LaPlace longs to return to its spiritual home.
Louisiana Church Sues Insurer For Alleged Inadequate Storm Damage Coverage
April 6, 2022
A Louisiana church has filed a federal lawsuit alleging that its insurer failed to adequately cover millions of dollars in property damage resulting from two devastating weather events last year, including Hurricane Ida.
Church Mutual faces bad faith lawsuit
April 6, 2022
Church Mutual Insurance Company is facing a federal lawsuit, which claims that the company violated a state law wherein insurers are obligated to pay claims within 30 days of proof of loss.
Dallas Appeals Court strips ERCOT of sovereign immunity defense
February 24, 2022
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas does not have sovereign immunity from all lawsuits and the Texas Public Utility Commission does not have exclusive jurisdiction over all claims against ERCOT, according to a ruling by an appeals court this week.
One Houston Judge holds the fate of nearly all Texas freeze lawsuits in her hands
February 15, 2022
The electricity was still being restored to millions of Texas homes in February 2021 when lawyers raced to file lawsuits seeking billions of dollars from energy companies and regulators they blame for the catastrophic power failure.
Plaintiffs Lawyers Face Critical Stage in Winter Storm Uri Litigation
February 7, 2022
The ground had barely thawed and electricity was still being restored to millions of Texas homes last February when lawyers rushed to file lawsuits against energy companies and their regulators seeking billions of dollars for hundreds of businesses, individuals and family estates that suffered damages resulting from Winter Storm Uri.
