In a petition, El Expreso alleges that the lawyers and insurer failed to have a change of venue motion filed to transfer from Cameron County another lawsuit targeting the bus company. As a result, the lawyers and insurer subjected the bus company to a potentially five times larger jury verdict than what El Expreso might have faced in Harris or another county, according to the petition El Expreso filed in Harris County this month.
September 01, 2015 at 03:30 PM
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El Expreso Group, a Houston-based bus operating company, sued its former outside defense lawyers and insurer for failing to seek a change of venue.
In its petition, El Expreso alleges that the lawyers and insurer failed to have a change of venue motion filed to transfer another lawsuit from Cameron County targeting the bus company.
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