Archives for Paul Cannon

When a Judgment is taken against you and you do not want your credit ruined, you have two choices: pay the judgment or fight it.  If you decide to fight the judgment there are four main ways a judgment can be challenged: a motion for new trial, an appeal, a restricted appeal,... Read More >

Dog bites can happen for many reasons. Sometimes the dog is playing and things get a little too rough. Sometimes the dog simply misunderstands someone’s actions or intentions. Sometimes dog bites happen because they have negligent owners. When dogs are neglected, mistreated,... Read More >

To better understand and assist our employees to succeed in their respective roles in the firm, the attorneys at Simmons and Fletcher, P.C. sent out an anonymous Remote Working Survey regarding the employees' experience with remote working as a result of the COVID 19 pandemic... Read More >

Truck Accident Investigation The attorneys at Simmons and Fletcher, P.C. are currently investigating an accident between an 18 wheeler and a Kia that left two dead. The collision occurred on Sunday evening around 10:25 p.m. on October 11, 2020, on FM 1960 at Richey near Humble,... Read More >

Some people think that just because they get injured on someone else’s property, the property owner is liable. This is simply not the case in Texas. Whether a property owner is liable when someone falls and is injured on their property depends upon what caused the person to... Read More >

For Immediate Release: Course: Investigating and Litigating Dog Bite Cases with Paul H. Cannon of Simmons and Fletcher, P.C. Simmons and Fletcher, P.C. is proud to announce that attorney Paul H. Cannon will be the speaker at a continuing legal education on November 4,... Read More >

On October 5th, 2020, a concrete stairwell inside a 15-story building construction project collapsed killing three workers and injuring a fourth. This incident happened in the building being constructed on Town & Country Way between the CityCentre and I-10. The building is... Read More >

 Johnson & Johnson's Recent Mass Tort History 2019 was a rough year for Johnson & Johnson when it comes to mass torts. They agreed to settle claims against them over Risperidol for hefty sums after getting popped for an 8 billion in a jury verdict. Simultaneously, they... Read More >

Texas Governor Abbot issued a disaster declaration for Brazoria County yesterday, 9/27/2020, due to findings of Naegleria fowleri in the Lake Jackson water supply. The disaster declaration indicates that the "brain-eating amoeba" was found in three out of eleven water samples... Read More >

Unlike commercial motor vehicle requirements, there are no statewide regulations of ambulance insurance minimum limits apart from what passenger cars must carry. Instead, any insurance requirements for ambulances over and above what passenger cars carry must be set by... Read More >