 | Texas Trial Lawyers Association
This service sponsored by Trialsmith | | August 1, 2016 |   | | |
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Texas Tribune Daily Brief
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| Terminix Offers $87M Settlement to Delaware Family Sickened by Pesticide |  | Terminix has reached a tentative agreement to pay $87 million to a Wilmington family sickened by dangerous pesticides (Methyl bromide) at a vacation condominium in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Methyl bromide was banned for indoor residential use in 1984, though some agricultural uses are permitted.
Tom Avril, Philly.Com 08/01/2016    | | Read Article: Philly.Com |
| Court Blocks Class Action Suit Against Payday Lender | | The Fourth Court of Appeals in San Antonio derailed a class action lawsuit aimed at keeping payday lenders from using the state's criminal justice system as de facto collection agencies. The suit filed by 1,400 plaintiffs argued that Cash Biz, a payday lender, illegally used district attorney offices to file criminal charges against debtors. Under the ruling, the plaintiffs will now have to settle their disputes with the firm through individual arbitration.
Gus Bova, Texas Observer 08/01/2016 | | Read Article: Texas Observer |
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