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Austin Catholic Diocese Sued Over Alleged Priest Abuse
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Texas AG Sues San Antonio Contact Lens Dealer
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Houston Energy Litigator at Center of High-Profile Battle of Famed Artist’s Legacy
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Houston Litigation Boutique Scores $190M Settlement for Natural Resource Partners
Houston-based MLP Natural Resource Partners recently got a $25 million payday thanks to their lawyers at Schiffer Hicks Johnson. The payment is tied to a $190 million settlement the firm obtained in a payment dispute tied to a couple coal mines owned by Foresight Energy. Details here.