A Houston judge recently signed a final judgment awarding $315,000 in damages and $467,000 in attorneys' fees to plaintiff-homebuyers who alleged they bought property with "massive and insidious termite damage." The plaintiffs' lawyer says several jurors asked him for his business card after the verdict.
December 12, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Judge Alexandra Smoot-Hogan recently signed a final judgment awarding $315,000 in damages and $467,000 in attorneys’ fees to plaintiff-homebuyers who alleged they bought property with “massive and insidious termite damage.”
Plaintiffs’ lawyer Jeff Hastings, of counsel at Houston’s Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, is pleased with the Nov. 18 judgment, not only because his clients prevailed but because after the verdict several jurors asked him for his business card.
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