Our Clients
Represented famed singer, Jimmy Buffett, obtaining a judgment whereby the alleged infringer can never sell a Buffett related item again.
Plaintiff Rafael Ortega, owner of the grocer chain La Michoacana Meat Market, filed suit against Amin Abel and several other individuals and companies in Harris County District Court.
Obtained a substantial settlement for the Port of Galveston.
Represented twenty-two offshore drilling workers.
Represented highly regarded developer Blackard Group pertaining to multimillion dollar development on Galveston’s West End.
Represented Spain’s Basque Government in a case seeking remedy for the largest oil spill in Spain’s history when the oil tanker Prestige sank in the Bay of Biscayne.
Representing Houston rap artist against rap star and music mogul, Master P.
Forced nationwide retrofit of drycleaning machines after significant dollar settlement.
First verdict in Texas against Ford Motor Company related to the stability alone of Ford Explorer; “record-setting” verdict.
Forced offshore company to install guards on all hose reels.
Forced utility company to change policies relating to safety devices following settlement.
Uncovered deadly mismatch problem in offshore drilling industry, resulting in an industry wide correction of the problem and substantial verdict.
Represented stepdaughter of infamous murderer Clara Harris, reaching a favorable settlement for stepdaughter’s share of Harris’s estate.
Represented more than 10,000 offshore drilling workers in a case alleging wage fixing, resulting in significant settlement.
Represented more than 160 workers injured in the largest industrial accident in U.S. history, obtaining extremely favorable settlements and serving on the Plaintiff’s steering committee.
Serving on the steering committee and representing more than 7,000 individuals from Mississippi, Texas, and Louisiana who were exposed to formaldehyde in trailers provided by FEMA following Hurricane Katrina.
Governor Perry chose Tony Buzbee to lead his legal team because he has great confidence and trust in his abilities.
The jurors in Galveston gave each contract worker $10 million in punitive damages. Nine of the workers also were awarded $5,000 to $10,000 for pain and suffering and medical expenses.