"Defendant paid an unsolicited visit to Mr. Gonzalez's hospital room, and attempted to sign Mr. Gonzalez up as a client related to his potential personal injury claims," alleges the petition.
May 26, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A Harris County man who was injured in an automobile accident filed a barratry lawsuit against Dallas lawyer Thomas Bowers III, alleging that Bowers made an unsolicited visit to his hospital room in March and tried to sign him up as a client.
In response to the allegations, Bowers said he did not attempt to sign plaintiff Victor Gonzalez as a client. He said he represented the driver of a vehicle in the accident, and wanted to secure Gonzalez as a witness.
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