![]() Update: The Court has rescheduled trial for May.Yesterday, upstream co-lead counsel had a telephonic hearing with Judge Lettow. The Court ruled that trial will be re-set for May, starting on May 6 and lasting until May 17. There will be a site visit for the Judge to observe the dams and upstream neighborhoods on the afternoon of May 8th. We are pleased with this result and have posted a copy of the amended scheduling order here. The entire team is pulling together for this trial. Townhall meeting on Wednesday, February 27.We will host a “townhall” style meeting on Wednesday, February 27 at 5:30 pm. The meeting will be at the Four Points by Sheraton Houston Energy Corridor, located at 18861 Katy Freeway, near Greenhouse Road (on the south side of I-10). The meeting room is to the left as you enter the front door. These meetings are for upstream flood victims, including new and potential clients to learn about why you flooded and what the lawsuit can do for you. We will provide an update on the litigation, and also will share maps of the flooded areas, and explain how the Addicks and Barker Dams and Reservoirs flooded your property. We always stay until all questions are answered. (Vamos a tener un traductor de espanol en las dos juntas.)
Not Too Late to Join!We continue to get new clients day after day. And a lot of people ask whether it is too late to join the litigation. If you haven’t signed up so far, you are nottoo late. We would be happy to help. And we are positioned to provide the representation needed to protect the interests of all upstream flood victims. As always, we have set up different places to get information and/or send us questions. Please feel free to access these resources and/or pass them (or even this email) along to your neighbors. Getting the word out about the case and our meetings will be a big help to us and the affected upstream flood victims. Phone: 713.533.1704, or 888-248-5215 email: harvey@burnscharest.com or addicksbarker@irvineconner.com. Website: http://insideaddicksbarker.com Sincerely, Charles Irvine, Irvine & Conner PLLC Co-Lead Counsel for Upstream Harvey Flood Cases |