Petition for Writ of Prohibition - Filed - Supreme Court of Texas

This is documented insofar as is possible in Relator’s Appendix and Exhibits,
1,639 pages above filed May 27, 2010.
10a. That is why this Court’s mandatory Rule 3.07 (briefed fully, filed May 27,
2010 and adopted by reference herein from his accompanying Petitions for Writ of
Mandamus, Injunction and Prohibition were jointly filed May 27, 2010.
This
was the first time Relator sought relief in this Court for thirty-three months.
Relator, see fn.1 at p.1, expresses his appreciation to this court and its clerks
for calling to his attention on June 16, 2010, that his filing May 27, 2010, joint,
triple filing of all three Petitions, had to be refiled, procedurally filed separately.
Hence, these three separately filings, on May 27, 2010 and now, (these two
additional Relator’s petitions writs of prohibition and injunction
contemporaneously filed herewith; each adopts the other by reference in true
interests of judicial economy.
b. Relators’ clients are numerous. Almost all involve personal injury and death
cases. Out of all these clients, CLD (State Bar) has singled out only two for
allegations of improper solicitation in alleged violation of Texas Disciplinary
Rules of Professional Conduct (DR 7.03(a)-(f) effective (January 1, 2005).
c. One complaint was not by the client, Mr. Charles Touchet, but by a
disgruntled, second in true order of two former, prior attorneys in Louisiana, Mr. J.
Quentin Simon.
That case settled, in federal court more than a year ago. The
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