Texas Lawyer...the bench, then 153rd District Judge Ken Curry...are asking the Court to review decisions...
...cv-00290 Court: U.S. District Court for the Southern District...
...and a 10-day trial, the Tarrant County jury in the 153rd District Court returned a verdict finding that seven of the nine plaintiffs were...
...In Carillo v. Cowboys Stadium LP, et al., filed in the 153rd District Court in Tarrant County, Jennelle Carillo names as defendants the stadium, Dallas...
...366th District Court Judge Raymond Wheless of Allen, for a term to expire Feb. 1, 2017. Awards . . . Tarrant County 153rd District...
...insurance policies. They sued West Coast Life Insurance Co. in the 153rd District Court in Tarrant County and prevailed in a series of summary judgment...
...Kritzer v. Kasden, No. 153rd-239282 Court: 153rd District Court, Tarrant County Plaintiff's Attorney: William J. Dunleavy...
...v. Williams-Pyro Inc., No. 153-223671-09 Court: 153rd District Court, Tarrant County Plaintiffs' Attorneys: Jason C.N. Smith...
...al. v. Strasburger & Price, et al., filed in the 153rd District Court in Tarrant County, found Strasburger & Price and Hosch failed to...
...Ford Inc., et al., No. 153-220371-06 Court: 153rd District Court, Tarrant County Plaintiff's Attorney: Greg Jackson, Law...
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