Deepwater Horizon explosion. Photo: USCG via Wikimedia Commons
Florida real estate broker sues the personal injury lawyers and their firms, alleging they mishandled his claims for more than $2 million in economic damages from the oil spill.
August 07, 2020 at 07:28 PM
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A Florida real estate broker seeks more than $2 million from personal injury lawyers Brent Coon of Beaumont and Darren Miller of Houston, alleging they mishandled his Deepwater Horizon explosion suit, and improperly asked him to pay some expenses upfront to keep his claims alive.
“This is what happens when mass tort litigation goes massively wrong,” Mark Canfora and his company, Mark Canfora Investments, allege in a petition filed in state district court in Harris County on Thursday.
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