Jefferson County, Texas – A homeowner in Jefferson County, Texas, Michael Mitchell, has taken legal action against USAA GIC. Mitchell alleges that the insurance company underpaid his claim for damages resulting from the TPC explosion. According to Mitchell, his homeowners’ insurance policy with USAA was supposed to cover damages to his dwelling, other structures, personal … Read more
Houston, Texas – The legal battle over the 2019 explosions and fires at the TPC Group chemical plant took a significant turn as 35 cases against the company were recently withdrawn. This development marks a shift in the ongoing disputes between TPC and individuals seeking damages for the incidents that occurred in Port Neches, Texas. … Read more
Port Neches, Texas – The TPC Group is entering a plea of not guilty regarding the 2019 explosion and fire incident that caused significant damage in Port Neches, Texas. This plea is a response to the charges laid against the company for its alleged role in the explosion, which resulted in injuries to workers and … Read more
Port Neches, Texas – Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton recently announced a $12.6 million settlement between the state and TPC Group, marking the resolution of environmental violations stemming from the explosions at the company’s chemical plant in Port Neches back in November 2019. This settlement requires TPC Group to address and rectify faulty equipment, as … Read more
Beaumont, Texas – The TPC Group case has returned to federal court, sparking renewed interest in the ongoing legal battle. The case, which revolves around a series of explosions at the chemical plant in Port Neches, Texas, has prompted a reevaluation of safety protocols and environmental regulations in the region. In December 2019, the TPC … Read more
PORT NECHES, Texas – TPC Group is set to plead guilty this week for the explosion that rocked their facility in November 2019, leaving five people injured and prompting the evacuation of 50,000 residents. The incident, which violated the Clean Air Act, has led to TPC facing the possibility of 1-5 years of probation, an … Read more
Port Neches, Texas – The Ninth Court of Appeals issued a ruling that TPC investors cannot be held liable for the explosion that occurred in November of 2019, causing extensive damage to homes, businesses, and schools in Port Neches and its surrounding community. The explosion was linked to a failure by TPC to follow its … Read more
Port Neches, Texas – The Justice Department and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have taken legal action against TPC Group LLC, a Texas petrochemical company, in connection to a 2019 plant explosion that caused extensive damage and disruptions in the community. The incident, which resulted in evacuations and significant air pollution, prompted the filing of a … Read more
Port Neches, Texas – The Texas Petrochemicals company (TPC) has reached an agreement to pay a $30 million penalty for the 2019 explosion at its Port Neches plant. The explosion, which occurred on November 27, 2019, resulted in damages to nearby residential areas and forced the evacuation of thousands of residents in the Port Neches … Read more