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Monthly Archives: June 2008
Seaman sues four defendants in Jones Act case
M/V Ms Mary
Clint Guidry, a Louisiana resident, was working as a seaman aboard the M/V Ms Mary when he became injured.
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‘Record’ takes holiday break from print edition
As America takes a holiday for Independence Day this Friday, we at the Southeast Texas Record will be celebrating too. Read More
Community events, Jefferson County, NewsAGs celebrate landmark firearms ruling
Greg Abbott
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Legal Newsline) – A victory for firearms makers, gun enthusiasists and the Second Amendment Thursday was also a victory for a group of state attorneys general.
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Recent business licenses/assumed names issued in Jefferson County
Recent business licenses/assumed names issued in Jefferson County, June 19-25, 2008 Read More
Business, Jefferson County, NewsSally Beauty to pay woman $30K for unlawful hiring practices
An African American woman who said a West Orange beauty supplier denied her employment so it could meet its quota of white employees has received a settlement from a suit filed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed on her behalf.
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ExxonMobil to pay $1M jury award to woman who chopped off fingers
Minutes before they began deliberating, plaintiff’s attorney Brett Thomas told jurors that if they didn’t award his client $3.7 million for inadvertently sticking her hand in a rotary feeder, ExxonMobil executives would throw a party.
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Insurance companies respond to Colossus class action severance
TEXARKANA, Ark. � Newly severed defendants in the Colossus class action — USAA and ANPAC Insurance Companies — have filed emergency motions for the Miller County Circuit Court to reconsider and vacate the Severance Order and to stay the case pending appellate review.
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Law firm sued for failing to litigate med-mal case
UTMB
GALVESTON � Two local physicians narrowly escaped a malpractice suit, but the attorneys who failed to litigate are not so lucky.
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With dismissal of discrimination suit, Galveston schools closer to unitary status
GALVESTON � A local school district will soon find itself spending a lot less time in U.S. District Court.
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GM sued after sports car rollover
MARSHALL — While driving a 2007 Saturn Sky, Stephen Slider lost control and hit a concrete culvert, causing the vehicle to roll over.
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