Doyle LLP Trial Lawyers has filed suit against KBR, Inc., Kellog Brown & Root Services, Inc., and KBR Technical Services, Inc. (together “KBR”) to address injuries resulting from a burn pit operated by these companies in Iraq. KBR received billions in no bid contracts from the United States Government to provide support infrastructure to the […]
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Doyle LLP Trial Lawyers has filed suit against Hess Corporation d/b/a Hess Exploration and Production (“Hess”), Seadrill Americas, Inc. (“Seadrill”), and Seadrill Management, LTD. d/b/a Seadrill Global Services (also “Seadrill”) for negligence causing injury and further improper handling of injury. This suit is necessary to collect a legal debt and damages on behalf of Plaintiff. […]
read more →The Arizona Court of Appeals (Division One) has rightfully reversed and remanded the decision of the Superior Court in Maricopa County to dismiss our client’s case against SCF National Insurance Company; Ralph Morris (“SCF National”). This appellate court victory means Plaintiff’s case will once again take place following an earlier decision of the trial court […]
read more →Doyle LLP Trial Lawyers has filed suit against Kirby Offshore Marine Operating, LLC (“Kirby”) alleging negligence, unseaworthiness, and wrongful termination. The case is a result of an the job injury sustained by Plaintiff that occurred on August 20th, 2014. Our client was employed as a first mate on a Kirby run barge vessel operating in […]
read more →Doyle LLP Trial Lawyers has filed suit against Candy Fleet, LLC (Candy Fleet) for negligence of a Jones’ Act employer and the negligence and unseaworthiness of two of the fleet’s vessels. Plaintiff experienced injuries while working aboard ships operated by Candy Fleet and seeks recompense. In December 2014, our client, a deckhand employed by Candy […]
read more →Doyle LLP Trial Lawyers has initiated a suit against Spectre Services, L.P. (“Spectre”) to collect a legal debt and damages due to breach of contract, fraud, and misrepresentations committed by Spectre associated with an on the job injury. Spectre recruited our client to work as an oil refinery quality assurance and inspector. The company sent […]
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Getting fair treatment for a workers’ compensation injury is often a difficult process requiring many parties to consistently act in the best interest of the injured worker. The complicated relationship between doctors, patients, and insurance companies grew even more muddled following the ruling of a Texas appellate court last week. The Dallas appeals court affirmed […]
read more → Doyle LLP Trial Lawyers has initiated a suit against SpeedCo Inc. (“SpeedCo”) to address claims of negligence on the part of the defendant. Failure to perform proper maintenance and misrepresenting performed work on a truck serviced by a SpeedCo location in Mississippi led to an auto accident injuring our Plaintiffs. Our clients, commercial truck drivers, […]
read more →Doyle LLP Trial Lawyers has filed suit against Smith International, Inc. d/b/a Schlumberger (“Schlumberger”) for discriminatory conduct and retaliatory firing of Plaintiff. The improper actions on the part of the defendant stem from our client reporting an on the job injury claim. The actions alleged against the defendant are in direct violation of the Texas […]
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The First Court of Appeals of Texas this week issued an opinion (http://www.search.txcourts.gov/SearchMedia.aspx?MediaVersionID=2bb3591e-accb-4299-bce1-7766ff273147&coa=coa01&DT=Opinion&MediaID=240869e8-71b1-4845-903f-339f405dca80) affirming a jury verdict for $8.5 million for Willie “David” Williams, a mechanic injured onboard Diamond Offshore’s drilling rig OCEAN LEXINGTON working offshore Egypt in 2008. Mr. Williams’s lawsuit included claims under the Jones Act, doctrine of unseaworthiness, and general maritime law. […]
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