Harris County District Court
HOUSTON — A woman is suing a roller rink after she fell while roller skating, alleging the defendant negligently failed to train employees to inspect the rink for spills.
Seeking up to $1 million in damages, Marcia D. Allen filed suit against Dairy Ashford Roller Rink on Nov. 6 in Harris County District Court.
According to the lawsuit, on July 15, 2025, Allen was at the roller rink and had been skating for some time without incident when she unexpectedly fell.
“Immediately following the fall, Plaintiff observed liquid on the skating surface in the area where she fell,” the suit states. “The concession area was located near the skating rink, and children and other patrons were permitted to carry drinks from the concession stand onto or near the skating surface.”
Allen is alleging the defendant negligently failed to inspect the promises and warn patrons of the danger.
She is suing for her past and future medical expenses, pain, impairment and mental anguish.
Miller Law in Houston represents her.
Case No. 2026-84073
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HOUSTON — A woman is suing a 7-Eleven claiming she slipped on a “substance” while using the bathroom at the gas station.
Seeking up to $1 million in damages, Karen Reap filed suit against 7-Eleven, the Prestige Corp Group and Josan Family, Inc. on Nov. 6 in Harris County District Court.
According to the lawsuit, on Sept. 15 Reap was at a 7-Eleven in Pasadena when she walked into the restroom and slipped on a substance on the floor, causing her to fall and hit her back.
“There were no warning signs posted or any other signs of caution present near the area where … plaintiff slipped and fell,” the suit states, adding that Allen was not aware of the dangerous and defective condition.
As a result of her fall, she claims to have suffered severe and permanent injuries to her head, back and left foot.
Allen is accusing the defendants of negligently failing to keep the premises in a safe condition.
She is suing for her past and future mental anguish, impairment, medical expenses, disfigurement and lost wages.
The Daspit Law Firm represents her.
Case No. 2026-84412
