Texas House Considers Sweeping Tort Reform

The Texas House Committee on Judiciary & Civil Jurisprudence is currently considering HB 4806 which seeks to counter excessive medical charges and claims. The bill addresses disclosure of referral relationships between lawyers and doctors, financial arrangements between lawyers and doctors, and guidelines for objective data to better define what charges are reasonable. It also refines…

Jury Awards $170K in Trucking Case After $1.8M Claim

A Goliad County jury recently returned a verdict in a trucking case where the Plaintiff sought $1.8 million in damages following a commercial motor vehicle collision. The defense team—led by Juan Fuentes, with Reid Rendon serving as second chair—represented the trucking company. Liability was admitted prior to trial, leaving only the amount of damages for…