Houston litigator Susan Noe Wilson, a partner at Schouest, Bamdas, Soshea & BenMaier, faces a $1 million lawsuit in which a Houston man alleges she rear-ended his vehicle while driving in Houston and “sped away” instead of pulling over to exchange insurance information.
Plaintiff Ronald Richardson further alleges that after Wilson’s vehicle was identified and his lawyer contacted her, Wilson claimed that a nanny was driving the vehicle. When pressed for an identifying photograph of the nanny, he alleges, she “ceased communication with plaintiff’s counsel.”
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