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Monthly Archives: September 2008
Fired constable wins case despite Record’s ‘fascist’ coverage
Larry Watts
A former Jefferson County constable won his case against the county and was awarded more than $125,000 on Monday, Sept. 29, in spite of what his attorney said was the Southeast Texas Record’s “fascist” and “anti-American” coverage.
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High court says mall owners could not have predicted fatal shooting
AUSTIN � Bexar County jurors who blamed Quarry Market mall manager Trammell Crow for a murder made a mistake, according to the Texas Supreme Court.
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Galveston makes plans to reopen courts following Hurricane Ike
Galveston County Justice Center
GALVESTON � The Galveston County Justice Center will reopen for public services after being shuttered for a couple weeks in light of Hurricane Ike.
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Judge rules in favor of Army in PA group’s suit over nerve gas waste disposal
Veolia incineration facility in Port Arthur
After suing the U.S. Army on claims that shipments of nerve gas waste water to Port Arthur posed a threat to area residents, a local environmental group has had its suit thrown out by a U.S. District Court judge. Read More
Environment, Federal Court, NewsAnother coin company sues former employee over trade secrets
The suits filed by or against rare coin dealers in recent years could fill up even the largest of penny jars.
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Worker sues E-Z Mart for racial discrimination
TEXARKANA, Texas — Working as a maintenance technician for E-Z Mart in Texarkana, Texas, Tommy Jones alleges he confronted workplace hostility in the form of racial discrimination.
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Katrina cases like nothing veteran attorney’s ever seen before
Birnbaum
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Legal Newsline) – Even for an accomplished attorney like Sheila Birnbaum, Hurricane Katrina litigation in Mississippi offers a learning experience.
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Report: Foreclosure rescue efforts fall short
Terry Goddard (D)
PHOENIX, Ariz. (Legal Newsline)-Industry efforts to keep U.S. homeowners from lapsing into foreclosure have decreased, a report by state attorneys general and banking regulators said Monday.
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This Just In: Recent civil suits filed in Jefferson County District Courts
Recent civil suits filed in Jefferson County District Courts, Aug. 29-Sept. 10, 2008 Read More
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