Jury Awards $37.9M to Residents Affected by Watson Grinding Explosion, More Cases Pending
A Houston jury awarded $37.9 million to five residents injured in the 2020 Watson Grinding & Manufacturing explosion, which destroyed homes and caused widespread damage. The verdict covers physical injuries, emotional distress, and property loss. Hundreds of additional claims from other victims remain unresolved as litigation continues. Read the article
Will Moye discusses Texas Senate Bill 30 on The Chad Hasty Show
Will Moye joins The Chad Hasty Show for an episode to critically discuss Texas Senate Bill 30, arguing it’s an anti-conservative, anti-accountability bill that undermines personal responsibility and strips victims—especially those without large medical bills—of fair compensation. He warns that the bill benefits insurance lobbyists at the expense of everyday Texans, framing it as a dangerous overreach […]
Will Moye joins host Ken Webster on Pursuit of Happiness
Will Moye joins host Ken Webster on Pursuit of Happiness to break down how personal injury cases ,like the infamous McDonald’s hot coffee incident, are often misunderstood and why large jury awards are necessary when corporations ignore accountability. Moye also fiercely criticizes Texas Senate Bill 30, calling it an anti-victim, anti-conservative bill backed by corporate interests that […]
Summary Judgement Podcast: CATLA
In this clip of the Summary Judgement Podcast, the hosts reflect on a pivotal moment during the Texas legislative session when a proposed bill threatened to reduce Texans’ legal rights. Will Moye testified before the House Judiciary Committee. Drawing on his experience defending insurance companies, Moye delivered a direct and credible argument that challenged the […]
Houston megadonor Dick Weekley is losing in the Texas Legislature after 30 years of wins
Houston megadonor Dick Weekley, founder of Texans for Lawsuit Reform (TLR), is facing significant resistance in the Texas Legislature after decades of influence. TLR’s key legislative proposals—Senate Bill 30, aiming to limit monetary damage awards, and Senate Bill 39, seeking to restrict trucking company liabilities—have encountered bipartisan opposition and remain stalled in House committees. This […]
Bill to cap supposed ‘nuclear’ verdicts would hurt everyday Texans instead | Opinion
An opinion piece by Will Moye and Cody Dishon argues that proposed limits on large jury awards, often called “nuclear verdicts,” would mostly hurt average Texans injured by corporate negligence. The writers state that such caps prioritize trucking and insurance industry profits over justice for victims. The article urges lawmakers to reject the bill and […]
Texas Lawmakers Consider Bill to Limit Trucking Company Liability Amid Rising Road Deaths
As fatal crashes involving large trucks increase across Texas, state lawmakers are pushing a bill that would make it harder to sue trucking companies after accidents. Supporters claim the legislation is needed to control rising insurance costs, while critics argue it would weaken accountability and endanger public safety. The bill is being closely watched as […]
Will Moye to be featured speaker at Doctor Law Conference in San Antonio
Moye Law Firm is pleased to announce that Will Moye will be a featured speaker at the upcoming Doctor Law Conference, taking place March 2–4, 2025, at the Mokara Hotel & Spa in San Antonio, Texas. On March 4, Moye will present “Understanding the Key Elements to Drive Success in Personal Injury Cases: Strategies to Strengthen Your […]
New Year Brings Two New Attorneys to Houston-Based Moye Law Firm
HOUSTON, TX – The first full week of 2025 marks an exciting milestone for Moye Law Firm as it announces the addition of two well-known former insurance defense attorneys, Evan Kramer and Michael Brennan, to its roster. Each of the attorneys previously worked in high-level insurance defense and now leverage that experience as plaintiff’s lawyers. This shift in sides […]
Will Moye Inducted into the Prestigious American Board of Trial Advocates
Moye Law Firm is proud to announce that founding attorney Will Moye has been inducted into the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA), one of the most exclusive organizations for trial lawyers in the United States. This achievement reflects Moye’s extraordinary dedication, distinguished litigation skills, and unwavering commitment to professionalism in the field of trial advocacy. His induction […]
