Testimony from 21 witnesses, and photo and video evidence made a different with a Houston jury that awarded $3.24 million, said plaintiffs lawyer Randy Sorrels.
February 08, 2021 at 02:43 PM
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After mediation, defendants offered $125,000 to settle a dispute over an assault at a Houston bar. Plaintiffs countered with $1 million, said their attorney, Randy Sorrels.
Now, a Harris County jury has spoken: $3.24 million.
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Conner Capel and Kacy Clemens (not pictured) won $3.24 million from Houston bar Concrete Cowboy and its owner, Daniel Joseph Wierck, after alleging a bouncer and Wierck assaulted and injured them on New Year’s in 2019. The plaintiffs are the sons of Major League Baseball pitchers Roger Clemens and Mike Capel. Image from court documents
