Mr. Frank Anthony Domino

Practice Details

• Languages
  Spanish
• Firm Information
  Position

  Shareholder

  Firm Name

  MehaffyWeber, P.C.
• Representative Cases & Transactions
  Cases

  CASE RESULTS: Clark Collins v ABB, Inc., et al: Barbara Barron, Frank Domino, Products Liability
  The firm represented a valve manufacturer in a finding that the manufacturer owed no legal duty under Texas law on theories of strict liability
  negligence to warn of alleged dangers arising from use of asbestos flange gaskets
  asbestos external insulation in connection with valves made by equipment manufacturer when equipment manufacturer did not supply flange gaskets
  did not supply insulation.
  More Info: No. 4:13
  CV
  1183
  Clark Collins v ABB, Inc., et al, in the United States District Court, Southern District of Texas, Houston Division.
  
  Ford v. Pulmosan Safety Equipment Corp.: Barbara Barron, Frank Domino, Products Liability
  In a special proceeding instituted under the New York Business Corporation Law, MehaffyWeber filed a petition in intervention in the New York Supreme Court for Queens County, arguing that a dissolved manufacturer who had been in litigation for decades was still in the process of winding up its affairs,
  as such remained subject to suit for contribution
  indemnity claims brought by companies sued as alleged distributors of the dissolved manufacturer's products. The manufacturing defendant then appealed to the New York Appellate Division. For the appeal, Barbara Barron
  Frank Domino were hired by numerous companies sued as alleged distributors of the manufacturer's products. The Appellate Division after briefing
  oral argument found in favor of the distributors.
  More Info: Ford v. Pulmosan Safety Equipment Corp., 831 N.Y.S.2d 353 (2006 WL 3437670)
  
  Jose Fragoso v. American Optical Corp.: Frank Domino, Barbara Barron, Wade Carpenter, Premises Liability
  MehaffyWeber attorneys successfully represented multiple defendants in a lawsuit brought by hundreds of plaintiffs alleging injurious silica exposure.
  More Info: Jose Fragoso, et. al. v. American Optical Corp., et.al (in the 197th Judicial Court, Cameron Co.)
  
  
  International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers v. Beaumont Independent School District: Frank Domino, Barbara Barron, Commercial Litigation, Labor
  Employment
  MehaffyWeber successfully defended an electrical contractor accused of dialing to pay prevailing wage rate to workers. Mr. Domino secured dismissal of the litigation by dispositive motion.
  More Info: International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 479, James Doty, et al vs. Beaumont Independent School District, et al
  Cause No. E-185,886
  172nd United States District Court, Jefferson County, Texas