Pursuing attorneys’ fees as sanctions against an opposing party usually is a risky move of last resort. But that’s what Patrick Mizell’s and Shauna Clark’s defendant-clients decided to do in lengthy litigation sanctions Houston’s 14th Court of Appeals affirmed on May 3.
In the consolidated appeals in Nath v. Texas Children’s Hospital and Nath v. Baylor College of Medicine, the 14th Court sets out the following: In February 2006, Texas Children’s Hospital (TCH) and Baylor College of Medicine (Baylor) were among those sued by Dr. Rahul K.Nath, a plastic surgeon, for alleged tortious interference with prospective business relations and defamation.
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