Greg Enos, The Enos Law Firm. Galveston-Area Lawyer, Author of 'The Mongoose' Faces $1M Negligence Suit Over Advice to Executor
In a suit filed in Harris County on Friday, a probate court executor also alleges Houston lawyer Frank Holcomb was negligent for failing to draft enforceable postnuptial agreements that affected the value of his client's estate.
October 01, 2021 at 06:29 PM
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Legal Malpractice
Webster family law attorney Greg Enos, known in Southeast Texas for authoring The Mongoose newsletter about judges and family law, was hit with a negligence lawsuit alleging he gave bad advice to a probate executor about potential legal malpractice claims against another lawyer.
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