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"                      <p class=\"imgtitle\"></p>           A partial take-nothing judgment has been entered in a personal injury lawsuit accusing an area man of driving while intoxicated.<br /> <br /><a href=\"http://www.setexasrecord.com/news/234857-whiskey-river-sued-for-allegedly-serving-drunk-driver\" class=\"copy\">Laretta Hill</a> filed suit against Karlon Travis Bowen, Kandace Bowen, Mid-County Ventures and Whiskey River on April 8 in Jefferson County District Court.<br /> <br />The judgment was entered Sept. 28 and states that Hill and Karlon Bowen have settled their claims, dismissing him with prejudice.<br /> <br />Court records show that Kandace Bowen was also non-suited by Hill that same day.<br /> <br />Hill still has pending claims against Mid-County Ventures and Whiskey River.<br /> <br />In her suit, Hill claims she was riding in a vehicle driven by Bowen traveling east on Interstate 10 when Bowen took the exit ramp at milepost 856 and struck the concrete crash pad.<br /> <br />Hill claims she sustained injuries, physical impairment, disfigurement, extreme physical and mental pain and suffering and anguish, the suit states. In addition, she incurred medical costs, the complaint says.<br /> <br />Brian D. Sutton and Stephanie H. Harris of Sutton and Jacobs in Beaumont represent her.<br /> <br />Houston attorney Glenn Fahl represented Bowen.<br /> <br />The case is assigned to Judge Milton Shuffield, 136th District Court.<br /> <br /><em>Case No. D189-736</em><br />"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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