FILED

8/18/2022 10:27 AM
Mary Angie Garcia
Bexar County District Clerk
Accepted By: Maria Jackson
Bexar County - 45th District Court
CAUSE NO. 2021CI18352

RICKEY D. CLINE, INDIVIDUALLY AND § IN THE DISTRICT COURT

AS REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ESTATE §
OF JOSEPH D. CLINE, SR., DECEASED, §
JOSEPH D. CLINE, JR., and MARGARET §
ANN BROWN §
Plaintiffs, §
§
VS. §
§
NORGE LASTRE-PADRON, §
NLP TRANSPORT, INC., §
UNKNOWN DRIVER OF DARLING §
INGREDIENTS, INC., DARLING §
INGREDIENTS, INC., JEREMY ALLEN §
HOWELL and HOWELL INDUSTRIAL §
SOLUTIONS, LLC. §
§
Defendants, §
§
AND §
§
NATALIE PALMER, INDIVIDUALLY §
§
Intervenor, §
§
VS. §
§
DARLING INGREDIENTS INC., §
RAY C. DICKERSON, §
NLP TRANSPORT, INC., §
NORGE LASTRE-PADRON, AND §
DARLING INTERNATIONAL INC. §
§
Defendants, §
§ 45TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
AND §
§
NORGE LASTRE PADRON §
Intervenor, §
§
VS. §
§
DARLING INGREDIENTS, INC., §
AND RAY C. DICKERSON, §
§
Defendants, §

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AND §
§
MARIA ESTHER SANCHEZ, §
INDIVIDUALLY AND AS §
REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ESTATE OF §
JASON SANCHEZ, DECEASED §
§
Intervenors, §
§
VS. §
§
DARLING INGREDIENTS, INC.; RAY §
DICKERSON; NLP TRANSPORT, INC.; §
NORGE L. PADRON, AND CHARLES §
HOWELL, AS ADMINISTRATOR OF THE §
ESTATE OF JASON HOWELL §
§
Defendants. § BEXAR COUNTY, TEXAS

INTERVENOR, NATALIE PALMER’S

SECOND AMENDED PETITION IN INTERVENTION

TO THE HONORABLE JUDGE OF SAID COURT:

NOW COMES, Natalie Palmer, Individually, Intervenor, in the above-referenced

cause and files this her Second Amended Petition in Intervention, complaining of Darling

Ingredients, Inc., Ray C. Dickerson, NLP Transport, Inc., Norge Lastre-Padron, and

Darling International, Inc., Defendants, and for cause of action would respectfully show

unto the Court as follows:

I. DISCOVERY TRACK

1.1 Intervenor pleads that this case should be assigned to Discovery Track
Three.

II. THE PARTIES

A. INTERVENOR

2.1 Intervenor, Natalie Palmer, is the surviving common law wife of Jason

Howell, and brings suit herein in her individual capacity.

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B. DEFENDANTS

2.2 Defendant, Darling Ingredients Inc., formerly known as Darling

International, Inc., is a foreign corporation, doing business, engaging in business and

transacting business in the state of Texas. Defendant, Darling Ingredients Inc., formerly

known as Darling International, Inc.’s, principal place of business and headquarters is in

Irving Texas. Defendant Darling Ingredients, Inc., is and has been served and answered

herein.

2.3 Defendant, Ray C. Dickerson is an individual residing in Jacksonville,

Texas, and has been served and answered herein.

2.4 Defendant, NLP Transport, Inc. is a foreign corporation, doing business,

engaging in business and transacting business in the state of Texas, and has been served

and answered herein.

2.5 Defendant, Norge Lastre-Padron is an individual residing in Tampa,

Florida, and has been served and answered herein.

2.6 Defendant, Darling International Inc., is a foreign corporation, doing

business, engaging in business and transacting business in the state of Texas, with its

principal place of business and headquarters in Irving, Texas. It is now known as Darling

Ingredients, Inc. No issue of citation is necessary at this time.

III. VENUE

3.1 Venue is proper in Bexar County, Texas pursuant to §15.002(a)(2) and (3) of
the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code since Bexar County is the county in which
Defendant, Jeremy Allen Howell’s residence was at the time the cause of action accrued,
as well as Defendant, Howell Industrial Solutions, LLC’s place of business, and this Court
has both jurisdiction and venue.

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 3.2 Venue is also proper in Bexar County, Texas pursuant to §15.003 of the

Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code because:

(1) joinder by Intervenor in the suit by the Intervenor is proper under the

Texas Rules of Civil Procedure;

(2) maintaining venue as to the Intervenor in Bexar County does not

unfairly prejudice another party to the suit;

(3) there is an essential need to have the Intervenor's claim tried in Bexar

County where the suit is pending; and

(4) the suit filed in Bexar County is a fair and convenient venue for

Intervenor and all persons against whom the suit is brought.

IV. THE ORIGINAL LAWSUIT

4.1 On or about August 31, 2021, Plaintiffs sued Defendants for their damages
arising out of the incident in question. Included in the Defendants sued were Jason
Howell (incorrectly named as Jeremy Howell) and Howell Industries. Intervenor is the
surviving common law wife of Jason Howell, and files suit against some of these
Defendants for an apportionment of fault in causing the accident and her damages arising
from the death of her husband, Jason Howell.

V. FACTS

5.1 On or about August 26, 2021, Jason Howell was driving a 2012 Dodge Ram

3500 Truck, owned by Jeremy Howell, while in the course and scope of his employment

with Howell Industrial Solutions, LLC., and was traveling East on Interstate 10 in Seguin,

Guadalupe County, Texas. His passengers were Jason Sanchez and Joseph Cline.

5.2 Defendant, Ray C. Dickerson was operating a 2020 Mack Anthem Tractor

Truck towing a 2020 Dump Trailer, while in the course and scope of his employment with

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Darling Ingredients, Inc. and was traveling East on Interstate 10 on the same road as Jason

Howell in a company vehicle owned by Defendant, Darling Ingredients Inc., when Mr.

Dickerson failed to control his speed, was an inattentive driver and failed to take proper

evasive action, causing his trailer’s cargo to spill its load onto Interstate 10, causing the

collision for which Intervenor sues.

5.3 At all times relevant hereto, Defendant, Ray C. Dickerson was an employee

of Darling Ingredients, Inc., and was in the course and scope of his employment at the

time of the collision made the basis of this suit occurred. The 2020 Mack Anthem Tractor

Truck and 2020 Dump Trailer were owned, operated, leased, and/or maintained by

Darling Ingredients, Inc.

5.4 Defendant Darling Ingredients Inc. f/k/a Darling International Inc.,

(collectively "Darling”) is the largest rendering company in the United States, primarily

serving the food industry. The Irving, Texas-based company collects and recycles used

restaurant cooking oil and by-products from the beef, pork, and poultry processing

industries. On the day of the incident in question, Defendant Dickerson, while driving

for Darling, picked up animal by-product from a business in Waelder, Texas. While there,

Dickerson supervised the loading of animal by-product into his trailer. Then Dickerson

proceeded to a business in Weimer, Texas, where he supervised the loading of additional

by-product into his trailer. Dickerson then headed to the San Antonio Transfer Station

owned and operated by Defendant Darling Ingredients, Inc., on property owned by

Defendant Darling International. Finally, Dickerson left for Houston with his trailer

loaded to the brim with animal by-product. On the way to Houston Dickerson failed to

keep a lookout for slowed traffic ahead of him, slammed on his brakes and spilled the

improperly secured animal by-product from his trailer.

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 5.5 Defendant, Norge Lastre-Padron, was originally sued by the Plaintiffs for

his role in causing their injuries along with the Darling defendants. Defendant, Norge

Lastre-Padron was operating his 2003 Freightliner Tractor Truck pulling a 1999 Trail

Mobile Trailer. He was traveling East on Interstate 10 when he came upon the spilled

animal by-product and was unable to control his vehicle and slammed into the vehicle

being driven Jason Howell. Intervenor alleges that Defendant Norge Lastre-Padron

failed to take proper evasive action and was an inattentive driver causing, in part, the

collision for which Intervenor sues.

5.6 At all times relevant hereto, Defendant, Norge Lastre-Padron was an agent

and/or employee of NLP Transport, Inc., and was in the course and scope of his

employment at the time of the collision made the basis of this suit occurred. The 2003

Freightliner Tractor Truck and 1999 Trail Mobile Trailer were owned, operated, leased,

and/or maintained by NLP Transport, Inc.

5.7 As a result of the collision, Jason Howell was severely burned and

ultimately died.

VI. RAY C. DICKERSON

6.1 At the time and on the occasion in question, Defendant, Ray C. Dickerson

while operating said vehicle within the course and scope of his employment for Darling

Ingredients Inc., and while operating said vehicle for and on behalf of and with Darling

Ingredients Inc.’s permission, failed to use ordinary care by various acts and omissions

each of which singularly or in combination with others, was a proximate cause of the

occurrence in question:

(a) in failing to keep a proper lookout;

(b) in operating his vehicle in an unsafe manner;

(c) in failing to secure his trailer’s cargo;

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 (d) in failing to load his trailer in a manner that made it safe for
operation on public roadways;

(e) failing to take proper evasive action to avoid the accident

made the basis of this suit;

(f) in failing to slow down for vehicles in the roadway;

(g) in failing to yield to vehicles already occupying a lane of

traffic;

(h) failing to maintain proper attention while operating a motor

vehicle;

(i) in failing to maintain and/or control his speed;

(j) in failing to appropriately apply the brakes or otherwise stop

the vehicle;

(k) in traveling with an overweight load and defective brakes;

(l) in operating the vehicle in a careless and heedless fashion on

the roadway as to endanger other persons using the roadway;

(m) in failing to abide by the proper rules and regulations

concerning the vehicle’s safe operation;

(n) in failing to keep the vehicle under control so as to avoid

accidents; and
(o) in failing to operate the vehicle in a reasonable and prudent
manner.

6.2 Each and all of the above foregoing acts of omission and/or commission

constituted negligence and negligence per se and were the proximate cause or causes of

the collision in question and of the injuries and damages of Jason Howell, the physical

pain and mental anguish he suffered, his death, and the damages sustained by

Intervenor, and for which Intervenor hereby seeks recovery within the jurisdictional

limits of this court.

6.3 Intervenor further asserts and alleges that the acts of omission and/or

commission of Mr. Dickerson collectively and/or severally constituted gross negligence

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in that this Defendant acted with conscience indifference to the rights, safety, or welfare

of the Intervenor in operating said vehicles without proper training. Such conduct by

Mr. Dickerson created an extreme degree of risk to all persons traveling on Texas

roadways on the afternoon in question, which such degree of risk manifested itself on

Intervenor herein. This wanton and conscious indifference constituted gross negligence

and was the proximate cause or causes of the collision in question and of the injuries and

damages of Jason Howell, the physical pain and mental anguish he suffered, his death,

and the damages sustained by Intervenor, and for which Intervenor hereby seeks

recovery within the jurisdictional limits of this court.

VII. DARLING INGREDIENTS INC.

7.1 At the time of the accident, Darling Ingredients Inc. was the

owner/operator of the 2020 Mack Anthem Tractor Truck and 2020 Dump Trailer driven

by Ray C. Dickerson. Ray C. Dickerson was under the control of Darling Ingredients Inc.,

as an employee and/or agent of Darling Ingredients Inc. and was acting within the course

and scope of his employment. Therefore, Darling Ingredients Inc., is vicariously

responsible for the negligence and negligence per se of Ray C. Dickerson based on the

theory of Respondeat superior.

7.2 Intervenor further assert and alleges that at the time of the collision made

the basis of this suit that Defendant, Darling Ingredient Inc., was guilty of various acts

and/or omissions which constituted negligence, including, but in no way limited to the

following, each of which singularly or in combination with others, was a proximate cause

of the occurrence in question:

(a) in failing to properly train Mr. Dickerson;

(b) in failing to properly monitor and supervise Mr. Dickerson;

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 (c) negligently entrusting a vehicle to Mr. Dickerson;

(d) in failing to properly implement appropriate policies and

procedures;

(e) in failing to provide proper and/or adequate training with

respect to safe vehicle operation;

(f) in failing to ensure the safety of others through proper

training;

(g) in failing to properly monitor drivers to ensure proper

documentation of compliance with statutes and regulations
governing;

(h) in failing to comply and/or ensure compliance with the

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s daily driving
limits and other hours-of-service regulations;

(i) in failing to properly maintain and service its vehicles;

(j) creating a danger to the public, of which it had specific

knowledge, and then failing to protect the public from that
danger;

(k) negligently exercising control on Mr. Dickerson;

(l) having superior knowledge of specific risk and specific

danger and failing to guard against it;

(m) in failing to secure Dickerson’s trailer’s cargo;

(n) in failing to load Dickerson’s trailer in a manner that made it

safe for operation on public roadways; and

(o) in failing to prevent Dickerson and his trailer from leaving the
Darling San Antonio Transfer Station with a load that was
dangerous to operate on public roadways.

7.3 Each and all of the above foregoing acts of omission and/or commission

constituted negligence and negligence per se and were the proximate cause or causes of

the collision in question and of the injuries and damages of Jason Howell, the physical

pain and mental anguish he suffered, his death, and the damages sustained by

Intervenor, and for which Intervenor hereby seeks recovery within the jurisdictional

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limits of this court.

7.4 Intervenor further asserts and alleges that the acts of omission and/or

commission of Darling Ingredients Inc., collectively and/or severally constituted gross

negligence in that this Defendant acted with conscience indifference to the rights, safety,

or welfare of the Intervenor in operating said vehicles without proper training. Such

conduct by Darling Ingredients Inc. created an extreme degree of risk to all persons

traveling on Texas roadways on the afternoon in question, which such degree of risk

manifested itself on Intervenor herein. This wanton and conscious indifference

constituted gross negligence and was the proximate cause or causes of the collision in

question and of the injuries and damages of Jason Howell, the physical pain and mental

anguish he suffered, his death, and the damages sustained by Intervenor, and for which

Intervenor hereby seeks recovery within the jurisdictional limits of this court.

VIII. DARLING INGREDIENTS INC. F/K/A DARLING INTERNATIONAL INC.

8.1 Defendant, Darling Ingredients Inc. f/k/a Darling International Inc.

supplied, packaged and participated in the loading of the by-products that Defendants,

Darling Ingredients, Inc., and Ray Dickerson were hauling at the time of the incident and

spilled onto Interstate 10 causing the collision in question.

8.2 Intervenor further asserts and alleges that at the time of the collision made

the basis of this suit that Defendant, Darling Ingredients Inc. f/k/a Darling International

Inc., was guilty of various acts and/or omissions which constituted negligence,

including, but in no way limited to the following, each of which singularly or in

combination with others, was a proximate cause of the occurrence in question:

(a) in failing to secure Dickerson’s trailer’s cargo;

(b) in failing to load Dickerson’s trailer in a manner that made it

safe for operation on public roadways; and

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 (c) in failing to prevent Dickerson and his trailer from leaving the
Darling San Antonio Transfer Station with a load that was
dangerous to operate on public roadways.

8.3 Each and all of the above foregoing acts of omission and/or commission

constituted negligence and negligence per se and were the proximate cause or causes of

the collision in question and of the injuries and damages of Jason Howell, the physical

pain and mental anguish he suffered, his death, and the damages sustained by

Intervenor, and for which Intervenor hereby seeks recovery within the jurisdictional

limits of this court.

8.4 Intervenor further asserts and alleges that the acts of omission and/or

commission of Darling Ingredients Inc. f/k/a Darling International Inc. collectively

and/or severally constituted gross negligence in that this Defendant acted with

conscience indifference to the rights, safety, or welfare of the Intervenor in improperly

packaging the cargo, improperly loading the cargo and improperly securing the cargo.

Such conduct by Darling Ingredients Inc. f/k/a Darling International Inc. created an

extreme degree of risk to all persons traveling on Texas roadways on the afternoon in

question, which such degree of risk manifested itself on Intervenor herein. This wanton

and conscious indifference constituted gross negligence and was the proximate cause or

causes of the collision in question and of the injuries and damages of Jason Howell, the

physical pain and mental anguish he suffered, his death, and the damages sustained by

Intervenor, and for which Intervenor hereby seeks recovery within the jurisdictional

limits of this court.

IX. NORGE LASTRE-PADRON

9.1 At the time and on the occasion in question, Defendant, Norge Lastre-

Padron while operating said vehicle within the course and scope of his employment for

NLP Transport, Inc., and while operating said vehicle for and on behalf of and with NLP

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Transport Inc.’s permission, failed to use ordinary care by various acts and omissions

each of which singularly or in combination with others, was a proximate cause of the

occurrence in question:

(a) in failing to keep a proper lookout;

(b) in operating his vehicle in an unsafe manner;

(c) failing to take proper evasive action to avoid the accident

made the basis of this suit;

(d) in failing to slow down for vehicles in the roadway;

(e) in failing to yield to vehicles already occupying a lane of

traffic;

(f) failing to maintain proper attention while operating a motor

vehicle;

(g) in failing to maintain and/or control his speed;

(h) in failing to appropriately apply the brakes or otherwise stop

the vehicle;

(i) in operating the vehicle in a careless and heedless fashion on

the roadway as to endanger other persons using the roadway;

(j) in failing to abide by the proper rules and regulations

concerning the vehicle’s safe operation;

(k) in failing to keep the vehicle under control so as to avoid

accidents; and
(l) in failing to operate the vehicle in a reasonable and prudent
manner.

9.2 Each and all of the above foregoing acts of omission and/or commission

constituted negligence and negligence per se and were the proximate cause or causes of

the collision in question and of the injuries and damages of Jason Howell, the physical

pain and mental anguish he suffered, his death, and the damages sustained by

Intervenor, and for which Intervenor hereby seeks recovery within the jurisdictional

limits of this court.

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 9.3 Intervenor further asserts and alleges that the acts of omission and/or

commission of Mr. Lastre-Padron collectively and/or severally constituted gross

negligence in that this Defendant acted with conscience indifference to the rights, safety,

or welfare of the Intervenor in operating said vehicles without proper training. Such

conduct by Mr. Lastre-Padron created an extreme degree of risk to all persons traveling

on Texas roadways on the afternoon in question, which such degree of risk manifested

itself on Intervenor herein. This wanton and conscious indifference constituted gross

negligence and was the proximate cause or causes of the collision in question and of the

injuries and damages of Jason Howell, the physical pain and mental anguish he suffered,

his death, and the damages sustained by Intervenor, and for which Intervenor hereby

seeks recovery within the jurisdictional limits of this court.

X. NLP TRANSPORT, INC.

10.1 At the time of the accident, NLP Transport, Inc., was the owner/operator

of the 2003 Freightliner Tractor and 1999 Trail Mobile Trailer driven by Norge Lastre-

Padron. Norge Lastre-Padron was under the control of NLP Transport, Inc., as an

employee and/or agent of NLP Transport, Inc. and was acting within the course and

scope of his employment. Therefore, NLP Transport, Inc., is vicariously responsible for

the negligence and negligence per se of Norge Lastre-Padron based on the theory of

Respondeat superior.

10.2 Intervenor further asserts and alleges that at the time of the collision made

the basis of this suit that Defendant, NLP Transport, Inc., was guilty of various acts

and/or omissions which constituted negligence, including, but in no way limited to the

following, each of which singularly or in combination with others, was a proximate cause

of the occurrence in question:

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 (a) in failing to properly train Mr. Lastre-Padron;

(b) in failing to properly monitor and supervise Mr. Lastre-

Padron;

(c) negligently entrusting a vehicle to Mr. Lastre-Padron;

(d) in failing to properly implement appropriate policies and

procedures;

(e) in failing to provide proper and/or adequate training with

respect to safe vehicle operation;

(f) in failing to ensure the safety of others through proper

training;

(g) in failing to properly monitor drivers to ensure proper

documentation of compliance with statutes and regulations
governing;

(h) in failing to comply and/or ensure compliance with the

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s daily driving
limits and other hours-of-service regulations;

(i) in failing to properly maintain and service its vehicles;

(j) creating a danger to the public, of which it had specific

knowledge, and then failing to protect the public from that
danger;

(k) negligently exercising control on Mr. Lastre-Padron; and

(l) having superior knowledge of specific risk and specific

danger and failing to guard against it.

10.3 Each and all of the above foregoing acts of omission and/or commission

constituted negligence and negligence per se and were the proximate cause or causes of

the collision in question and of the injuries and damages of Jason Howell, the physical

pain and mental anguish he suffered, his death, and the damages sustained by

Intervenor, and for which Intervenor hereby seeks recovery within the jurisdictional

limits of this court.

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 10.4 Intervenor further asserts and alleges that the acts of omission and/or

commission of Darling Ingredients, Inc., collectively and/or severally constituted gross

negligence in that this Defendant acted with conscience indifference to the rights, safety,

or welfare of the Intervenor in operating said vehicles without proper training. Such

conduct by Darling Ingredients, Inc., created an extreme degree of risk to all persons

traveling on Texas roadways on the afternoon in question, which such degree of risk

manifested itself on Intervenor herein. This wanton and conscious indifference

constituted gross negligence and was the proximate cause or causes of the collision in

question and of the injuries and damages of Jason Howell, the physical pain and mental

anguish he suffered, his death, and the damages sustained by Intervenor, and for which

Intervenor hereby seeks recovery within the jurisdictional limits of this court.

XI. DAMAGES

11.1 Nearly all of the elements of damages for personal injury and wrongful

death are unliquidated and, therefore, not subject to precise computation. Intervenor
seeks to recover damages in amounts that the jury finds the evidence supports and that
the jury finds to be appropriate under all of the circumstances, which said amount is in
excess of One Million Dollars.

A. WRONGFUL DEATH DAMAGES OF NATALIE PALMER

11.2 Decedent, Jason Howell was 48 years of age at the time of his death. He

was in good health with a reasonable life expectancy of many years. During his lifetime,

the decedent was a good, caring husband who gave comfort and companionship to his

family. In all reasonable probability, he would have continued to do so for the remainder

of his natural life.

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 11.3 As a result of the death of Jason Howell, his surviving wife, Natalie Palmer,

has suffered damages in the past and in the future, including pecuniary damages, mental

anguish, loss of companionship, loss of consortium and society, loss of maintenance and

support, and loss of inheritance, for which damages are sought under the Texas Wrongful

Death Act and Texas Survival Act in an amount far in excess of the minimal jurisdictional

limits of this Court and of the minimum $75,000.00 jurisdictional limits of the federal

courts.

B. EXEMPLARY DAMAGES

11.4 As a result of the gross neglect and malice by Defendants, said Defendants

should have exemplary damages assessed against them in an amount deemed

appropriate by the jury.

XII. PRE-JUDGMENT AND POST-JUDGMENT INTEREST

12.1 Intervenor seeks pre-judgment and post-judgment interest as allowed by

law.

XIII. JURY DEMAND

13.1 Intervenor requests a trial by jury for all issues of fact. A jury fee has been

paid timely and properly.

WHEREFORE, PREMISES CONSIDERED, Intervenor prays that Defendants be

cited to appear and answer herein, that this cause be set down for trial before a jury, and
that Intervenor recover judgment of and from the Defendants for her actual and
exemplary damages, jointly and severally, in such amount as the evidence may show and
the jury may determine to be proper, together with the prejudgment interest, post-
judgment interest, costs of suit, and such other and further relief to which she may show
herself to be justly entitled.

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 Respectfully submitted,

WIGINGTON RUMLEY DUNN & BLAIR, L.L.P.

123 North Carrizo Street
Corpus Christi, TX 78401
Telephone: (361) 885-7500
Facsimile: (361) 885-0487
By: /s/ David L. Rumley
David L. Rumley
State Bar No. 00791581
drumley@wigrum.com
Joseph M. Dunn
State Bar No. 06245650
jdunn@wigrum.com
David “Bart” Waxman
State Bar No. 24070817
bwaxman@wigrum.com

-And-

Reynaldo A. Pena
LAW OFFICES OF REYNALDO A. PENA,
P.L.L.C.
205 Carrizo Street
Corpus Christi, TX 78401
rey@rpenalawfirm.com
Telephone: (361) 356-1882
Facsimile: (361) 356-1083

Attorneys for Intervenor, Natalie Palmer

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

The undersigned attorney does hereby certify that on August 18, 2022, a true and
correct copy of the foregoing instrument was served/electronically filed on the CM/ECF
system, which provides for service on counsel of record in accordance with the electronic
filing protocols in place.

/s/ David L. Rumley

David L. Rumley

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document via email generated by the efiling system on the date and to the persons listed below.
The rules governing certificates of service have not changed. Filers must still provide a certificate
of service that complies with all applicable rules.

Elaine Brown on behalf of David Rumley

Bar No. 791581
ebrown@wigrum.com
Envelope ID: 67422141
Status as of 8/19/2022 10:51 AM CST
Associated Case Party: Darling Ingredients, Inc.
Name BarNumber Email TimestampSubmitted Status
Jerry Don Jackson 10476000 donjackson@warejackson.com 8/18/2022 10:27:46 AM SENT
Avery Sheppard 24088403 averysheppard@warejackson.com 8/18/2022 10:27:46 AM SENT
 Automated Certificate of eService
This automated certificate of service was created by the efiling system. The filer served this
document via email generated by the efiling system on the date and to the persons listed below.
The rules governing certificates of service have not changed. Filers must still provide a certificate
of service that complies with all applicable rules.

Elaine Brown on behalf of David Rumley

Bar No. 791581
ebrown@wigrum.com
Envelope ID: 67422141
Status as of 8/19/2022 10:51 AM CST
Associated Case Party: RayC. Dickerson
Name BarNumber Email TimestampSubmitted Status
Avery Sheppard 24088403 averysheppard@warejackson.com 8/18/2022 10:27:46 AM SENT
Jerry Don Jackson 10476000 donjackson@warejackson.com 8/18/2022 10:27:46 AM SENT
 Automated Certificate of eService
This automated certificate of service was created by the efiling system. The filer served this
document via email generated by the efiling system on the date and to the persons listed below.
The rules governing certificates of service have not changed. Filers must still provide a certificate
of service that complies with all applicable rules.

Elaine Brown on behalf of David Rumley

Bar No. 791581
ebrown@wigrum.com
Envelope ID: 67422141
Status as of 8/19/2022 10:51 AM CST
Associated Case Party: J & B SAUSAGE COMPANY INC
Name BarNumber Email TimestampSubmitted Status
Stacy Griffith Stacy.Griffith@wilsonelser.com 8/18/2022 10:27:46 AM SENT
Kimmy Robinson Kimmy.Robinson@wilsonelser.com 8/18/2022 10:27:46 AM SENT
Sam Myers sam.myers@wilsonelser.com 8/18/2022 10:27:46 AM SENT
Valerie Mosman valerie.mosman@wilsonelser.com 8/18/2022 10:27:46 AM SENT
Mark RyanLankford mark.lankford@wilsonelser.com 8/18/2022 10:27:46 AM SENT