Three previous lawsuits have been filed as a result of the Massacre: One of those pits the owners of the neighboring Don Carlos restaurant franchise against the Twin Peaks franchisor; a second is the dispute between the Twin Peaks franchisor and the franchisee; and the third is the dispute between the survivors of Jesus Delgado Rodriguez and the Twin Peaks franchisor and the franchisee.Another Waco Lawsuit | The Aging Rebel | August 25, 2015There is some dispute in all three of those suits about who the Waco Police notified that the biker gathering on May 17 was potentially dangerous, the urgency with which that warning was given and when the warning was made. On August 11, a Dallas court ruled that the three lawsuits then filed were related and would be tried together.
I would rephrase the "There is some dispute in all three of those suits" to something along the lines of the tree suits don't make identical allegations in those areas. Most a grammatical nit, in that none of the suits disputes itself, or even disputes the others.
I expect Twin Peaks to move that this fourth case be moved to Dallas, and consolidated with the other three.
I’d like to clarify there were actually 6 suits in Dallas. Four of those six were the Franchisor and Franchisee suing each other. It is these four suits that were consolidated into one.
Now three suits remain, which are, roughly styled to make it easier to understand,
Twin Peaks v Twin Peaks (Consolidated - 4 into 1)
Don Carlos v Twin Peaks
Biker Families v Twin Peaks