Houston Texans Ownership Dispute Resolved as Guardianship Lawsuit Dropped

The legal battle over the guardianship of Houston Texans owner Janice McNair has concluded, with her son withdrawing his lawsuit.

Cary McNair, son of Houston Texans owner Janice McNair, has dropped his lawsuit seeking to have a guardian appointed for his 87-year-old mother.
The lawsuit was initiated due to concerns over Janice McNair's cognitive decline following a stroke in 2022.
The family has decided to address the guardianship and health concerns privately, moving away from legal action.
Cal McNair, CEO of the Texans and brother to Cary, has expressed relief that the lawsuit was dismissed, ensuring Janice McNair's continued involvement in the team.
Janice McNair, who became the principal owner of the Texans after her husband's death in 2018, has a net worth of $5.6 billion, largely tied to the team.