"We needed to convince the jury that just because [the facility] was still running was not enough," attorney Todd Mensing said. "The contract detailed a higher standard of care."
March 28, 2022 at 04:06 PM
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Attorneys for the Port of Houston Authority were able to convince a jury to award $22.32 million in a breach of contract dispute with a French agricultural commodities merchant.
The verdict that was returned March 25 in federal court had to do with Louis Dreyfus Co.’s refusal to do the required maintenance on a portside grain elevator.
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Public Grain Elevator #2 at the Port of Houston. Credit: Google
