Monson v. McClenny Moseley & Associates, PLLC et al

  1. March 11, 2024

    Atty, Marketing Biz Knock Call To Continue Hurricane Ad Suit

    A legal advertising company and an attorney are objecting to a Texas federal judge's recent decision in favor of a woman pressing class claims over legal advertising to Louisiana hurricane victims, arguing that the woman still hasn't shown concrete injury.

  2. February 23, 2024

    Judge Reverses Self, Says Hurricane Ad Suit Should Continue

    Reversing her earlier decision, a federal magistrate judge has issued a preliminary ruling in favor of a woman who alleges that troubled Houston law firm McClenny Moseley & Associates PLLC and associated companies bombarded Louisiana hurricane victims with illegal marketing.

  3. December 21, 2023

    Legal Marketing Biz Wants Hurricane Solicitation Suit Tossed

    A legal marketing company is urging the Southern District of Texas to accept a magistrate judge's recommendation to toss a proposed class action over troubled Houston law firm McClenny Moseley & Associates PLLC's allegedly illegal efforts to solicit clients in hurricane-related property damage cases.

  4. December 07, 2023

    Hurricane Victim Urges Keeping Suit Over Solicitations Alive

    A woman suing Houston law firm McClenny Moseley & Associates PLLC over its alleged illegal solicitation of clients after a hurricane urged the Southern District of Texas Wednesday to reject the recommendation of a federal magistrate judge and keep her proposed class action alive.

  5. November 22, 2023

    Judge Recommends Axing Suit Over Texas Firm's Solicitation

    Troubled Houston law firm McClenny Moseley & Associates PLLC won a preliminary victory on Wednesday as a federal magistrate judge recommended dismissing a putative class action over its allegedly illegal efforts to solicit clients in hurricane-related property damage cases.

  6. June 21, 2023

    State Lines Can't Stop Solicitation Suit, Hurricane Victim Says

    A Louisiana woman at the head of a putative class action claiming a Houston law firm illegally solicited clients from hurricane victims has urged a Texas federal judge to keep the suit alive, arguing that the court should not let state lines stand in the way of violations of barratry law.

  7. May 31, 2023

    Texas Law Doesn't Apply To La. Hurricane Claims, Firm Says

    A Texas law firm and two of its partners have urged a federal court to throw out class claims alleging they violated Texas barratry law via a purported scheme to solicit Louisiana storm victims as clients, arguing that the law cannot be applied beyond the Lone Star State's borders and that the claims against them are too vague to stand.

  8. May 22, 2023

    La. Justices Tap Trustee In Texas Storm Attys' Cases

    The Louisiana Supreme Court has appointed a special trustee for a wave of hurricane-related suits filed by a Houston law firm that's in trouble for claiming to represent storm victims it didn't really represent.

  9. May 16, 2023

    Storm Victim Fights Marketer's Bid To Duck Hurricane Suit

    A Louisiana hurricane victim has told a Texas federal court that a legal marketing company cannot wiggle out of her proposed class action over its purported role in an alleged scheme to solicit clients for an embattled law firm, saying the business is subject to Texas law even if the would-be clients were in the Pelican State.

  10. April 26, 2023

    Marketing Co. Wants Out Of La. Hurricane Solicitation Suit

    A legal marketing company accused of deceptively soliciting Louisiana hurricane victims as clients for a controversial law firm has asked to be dropped from a putative class action, telling a Texas federal judge Tuesday that the suit fails to establish that its work on behalf of McClenny Moseley & Associates caused any real harm.