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A lawsuit has been filed against the Texas Medical Center by a Houston Methodist employee. The employee was stabbed in a garage and is seeking damages. The lawsuit is asking for $1 million in damages to cover various expenses and losses.
These include medical expenses, physical pain, and lost wages. Further details about the lawsuit and the incident are available from Houston Public Media, based in Spring, TX.
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