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About Natisha Hales
Natisha Hales is a personal injury associate attorney at Sutliff & Stout, Injury & Accident Law Firm in Houston, Texas. She represents injured individuals and families in automobile and trucking collision cases and is known for thorough preparation, responsiveness, and a client-focused approach. Before her legal career, Natisha spent six years as a newspaper editor, an experience that informs her investigative instincts and storytelling clarity. She earned her Juris Doctor from Texas Southern University Thurgood Marshall School of Law. Prior to joining Sutliff & Stout as an attorney, she worked as a paralegal at a personal injury law firm and as a legal intern at Sutliff & Stout, gaining hands-on experience in case management, investigation, medical record compilation, and pre-trial discovery.
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After a Detmar Logistics frac sand truck fatally injured Nanasha Ra-Nee Mild in 2018, Sutliff & Stout identified six liable parties and secured a $6.09 million settlement that ranked ninth among all Texas civil settlements in 2019.
Sutliff and Stout won a $1.94 million wrongful death verdict against ExxonMobil for the family of Alfredo Pagayon, a Harris County man who died after an ExxonMobil cashier attacked him at a Houston convenience store; the Texas Supreme Court reversed the judgment in 2017, ruling that the employer owed no supervisory duty under the circumstances.
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