The stepdaughter of Clara Harris is suing the hotel where her father was fatally run over. She's also suing the detective agency that followed him, News2Houston reported Thursday in an exclusive story.

Clara Harris was convicted of murdering her cheating husband, David Harris, by running him over with her Mercedes-Benz on July 24. She was sentenced to 20 years in prison Friday. She was also given the maximum fine of $10,000.

Attorneys for Lindsey Harris filed a lawsuit Thursday, naming Blue Moon Investigations and the Hilton Nasa Clear Lake, Nasa Road 1, in Nassau Bay.

The attorneys said that Blue Moon investigators told Clara Harris where to find David Harris with his mistress the night of his death and that the Hilton did not contact police.

"In conjunction with Clara Harris, their acts contributed (to) or caused the death of David Harris," said John Davis, an attorney for Lindsey Harris.

"Without that information, David Harris would not have been located that evening," said Marty Webber, an attorney for Lindsey Harris.

When she arrived at the Hilton, Clara Harris caused a scene in the lobby, fighting with her husband's mistress before getting in her car and running over David Harris.

"There's no indication that they did call the police. I think they tried to deal with this in-house. They were more concerned, from what we can tell, about the embarrassing situation that was going on in the lobby of their hotel," Davis said.

"They did not specifically have procedures and proper training to train their employees in how to deal with these situations," Webber said.

The owner of Blue Moon Investigations said that they did not do anything wrong.

"The lawsuit against us is baseless. If you're going to hire an investigator and you call for a report, and Clara called us twice for a report, legally, we have to give our client a report," said Bobbi Bacha, with Blue Moon.

Bacha said that she would sue Clara Harris for breach of contract since she should not have gone to the hotel after receiving the report.

Any money made in Lindsey Harris' lawsuits would go towards her pain and anguish.

She has already filed a wrongful-death lawsuit against Clara Harris.

Previous Stories:

• February 17, 2003: Clara Harris Says She Still Loves Her Dead Husband
• February 14, 2003: Jurors Send Clara Harris To Prison
• February 14, 2003: Jury Considers Punishment For Clara Harris
• February 13, 2003: Clara Harris Guilty, Sentencing Begins
• February 12, 2003: Jurors Deliberate Clara Harris Case
• February 12, 2003: Jurors Set To Begin Deliberations In Clara Harris Case
• February 11, 2003: Closing Arguments Wednesday In Harris Trial
• February 11, 2003: Jurors Told To Bring Toothbrushes In Clara Harris Trial
• February 10, 2003: Defense Rests In Clara Harris Trial
• February 10, 2003: Clara Harris Retakes Stand
• February 7, 2003: Harris: Didn't Mean To Run Over Husband
• February 5, 2003: Clara Harris' Attorney Collapses Outside Courtroom
• February 4, 2003: Harris' Lover Testifies About Relationship
• February 4, 2003: Defense Goes After Victim In Clara Harris Case
• January 31, 2003: Collision Expert Testifies About Harris' Death
• January 30, 2003: Accusations Fly After Harris Daughter Testifies
• January 30, 2003: State Rests In Clara Harris Case
• January 29, 2003: Harris' Daughter Testifies: 'She Meant To Kill Him'
• January 29, 2003: Stepdaughter To Testify In Clara Harris' Trial
• January 28, 2003: Harris Cries Uncontrollably, Removed From Trial
• January 27, 2003: Private Investigator Testifies In Clara Harris Trial
• January 27, 2003: Clara Harris Trial Enters Second Week
• January 23, 2003: Witnesses Describe Harris Running Over Husband
• January 22, 2003: Jury Seated In Clara Harris Trial
• January 22, 2003: Jury Selection Continues In Harris' Murder Trial
• January 21, 2003: Jurors To Be Picked For Clara Harris' Trial
• January 16, 2003: Harris' Stepdaughter's Remarks Spark Debate
• November 19, 2002: Audiotapes Allege Clara Harris Also Having Affair
• November 1, 2002: Harris Featured In Magazine Article
• October 18, 2002: Clara Harris Pleads Not Guilty
• October 10, 2002: Grand Jury Indicts Clara Harris
• September 18, 2002: Custody Battle Stems From High-Profile Murder
• August 23, 2002: Clara Harris' Murder Trial Set
• August 2, 2002: Slain Orthodontist's Daughter Files Suit
• July 31, 2002: P.I. Turns Over Video Of Dentist's Death
• July 29, 2002: Judge: Dentist To Remain Free
• July 26, 2002: Wife Free After Allegedly Running Over Husband
• July 25, 2002: Police: Wife Runs Over Cheating Husband