As I said earlier today Harris County Department of Education Trustee Eric Dick had a really bad couple of years.
Dick was fined $40,000 by the Texas Ethics Commission. A formal complaint was filed against him as a HCDE Trustee. Two judges in Harris and Galveston County sanctioned him in two different lawsuits. A judge recently questioned the signature of a dead inspector. Another judge in San Antonio dismissed a suit against USAA because Dick claimed his client had died. (He didn’t) And his wife filed for divorce. But that isn’t all.
According to The Houston Landing Dick has been charged with assault of a family member. From The Houston Landing:
The Houston Police Department arrested Dick on March 7 for hitting a female family member with his hand, according to a criminal complaint. Publicly available court records do not provide details about evidence obtained by police, statements made by witnesses and any injuries sustained by the alleged victim.
There isn’t much filed except for the document below. I wish him and his family luck.
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[…] Over the last few months Harris County Department of Education Trustee and insurance attorney, Eric Dick, has been sanctioned by a judge in Harris County for $137,000 and sanctioned by a judge in Galveston County for another $125,000. He is being investigated in Maui for soliciting clients. Dick was fined $40,000 by the Texas Ethics Commission. A formal complaint was filed against him as a HCDE Trustee. A judge recently questioned the signature of a dead inspector on documents submitted to the court by Dick. Another judge in San Antonio dismissed a suit against USAA because Dick claimed his client had died. (He didn’t) His wife filed for divorce. And he was charged with assault of a family member. […]
[…] charged with assault of a family member (his […]
[…] Over the last few months Harris County Department of Education Trustee and insurance attorney, Eric Dick, has been sanctioned by a judge in Harris County for $137,000 and sanctioned by a judge in Galveston County for another $125,000. He is being investigated in Maui for soliciting clients. Dick was fined $40,000 by the Texas Ethics Commission. A formal complaint was filed against him as a HCDE Trustee. A judge recently questioned the signature of a dead inspector on documents submitted to the court by Dick. Another judge in San Antonio dismissed a suit against USAA because Dick claimed his client had died. (He didn’t) His wife filed for divorce. And he was charged with assault of a family member. […]