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/PRNewswire/ -- Four trial lawyers from Dallas-based Fears Nachawati law firm have earned repeat honors from Texas Super Lawyers for their work representing...

Electric Company: Bryan Fears (right) majored in biology and planned to work on The Human Genome Project until it was mapped his senior year at Baylor. Instead, he went to law school and started his firm when he was 29. Patrick Luff joined after first working as a law professor. He had researched the use of courts as a corporate regulatory device while getting his doctorate at the University of Oxford. Steven Visneau After the Fatal Winter Storm, This Law Firm Wants to Hold the Utilities Accoun...

/PRNewswire/ -- Trial lawyers with the Fears Nachawati Law Firm are hosting two webinars for attorneys who would like to learn more about litigation over the...

Some Texans picking up the pieces after the winter storm have sued ERCOT. How likely are they to be successful? Texans are looking for justice after losing power and heat during the winter blast, but can they get money from the states power grid operator? Author: Niccole Caan (KENS 5) Published: 11:01 PM CST March 5, 2021 Updated: 11:31 PM CST March 5, 2021 SAN ANTONIO — Many have filed property damage, personal injury and wrongful death lawsuit...

Oncor Electric Delivery Faces Wrongful Death Lawsuit Over Blackout Preparation, Response Lawsuit: Central Texas man endured deadly cold temperatures, had hypothermia, severe frostbite when found unresponsive in his home We filed this lawsuit because Oncor failed to do its job. Because of these failings, good people like Elzie Ford were forced into a life-and-death struggle for survival.” — Trial Lawyer Bryan FearsDALLAS, TX, UNITED STATES, March 4, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ -- North Texas ele...

Lawsuit filed over Alice mans freezing death and last updated 2021-03-03 23:19:38-05 ALICE, Texas — Februarys Arctic blast claimed a number of lives across the state including the death of a man inside his home just outside of Alice. In a lawsuit filed on Friday, Melissa Villanueva says her live-in boyfriend Abelino Guzman was struggling to breathe and his skin was turning purple on February 16. Their home was without power like millions of others across the state. The lawsuit states that ...

Leading Off (3/4/2021) Families sue, Oncor apologizes, and ERCOT fires its CEO. By Kathy Wise Published in FrontBurner March 4, 2021 6:31 am Families Sue Oncor. After the recent storms and power outages, Larry Ford found his 68-year-old father, Elzie Ford, frostbitten and near death at his home in Whitney. A neighbor had called on February 14 to say Elzie had fallen; later that night, the electricity went out. Due to road conditions, Larry wasn’t able to reach his father until February 19. E...

Two lawsuits filed this week in Dallas County blame Oncor’s dayslong power outages during the February winter storm for the deaths of a 68-year-old man...

ETN’s Jeremy G. Butler spoke with Dallas-based attorney Patrick Luff as his firm, Fears Nachawati, has filed suit against the Electric Reliability Council of Texas.

The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), the main body that manages the state's primary electric grid, is being sued for ignoring repeated warnings regarding the vulnerabilities in [...]