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Monthly Archives: October 2008
Capitol Comment: Voting–An American Right and an Individual Responsibility
In just a few short days, the historic 2008 Presidential campaign will reach its conclusion as Americans cast their ballots to help elect the next Commander-in-Chief.
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New business licenses/assumed names issued in Jefferson County
New business licenses/assumed names issued in Jefferson County, Oct. 23-29, 2008 Read More
Business, Jefferson County, NewsChristus settles before appeal of $1.5 M verdict is heard
Last month, the Record reported that on Oct. 30 the Texas’ Ninth Court of Appeals was to hear oral arguments from Christus Health lawyers as to why the court should nullify a $1.5 million verdict levied against the hospital last September.
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Recent real estate foreclosures in Orange County
Recent real estate foreclosures in Orange County, Oct. 7-10, 2008 Read More
Foreclosure, News, Orange CountyMcCown sues over unpaid equipment lease
McCown Paint and Supply of Texas has filed a breach of contract complaint against the owner of a Lumberton business, alleging he failed to pay a monthly lease amount for equipment. Represented by Daniel D. Clayton of Beaumont, McCown claims … Read More
Contract, Jefferson County, NewsNigerian pharmacists sue UTMB over alleged discrimination
GALVESTON � Four pharmacists at the University of Texas Medical Branch believe the 120-year-old medical institution is discriminating against them because of their nationalities.
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Couple sues Blue Cross over denial of cancer claim
A Jefferson County woman and her husband have filed suit against Blue Cross Blue Shield of Texas and a claims adjuster, alleging they were wrongfully denied coverage after the woman was diagnosed with colon cancer. Gloria and Rodney Landry claim … Read More
Insurance, Jefferson County, NewsUnion Carbide, others named in Galveston asbestos suit
GALVESTON � A Bacliff woman claims the Union Carbide Corporation and two other entities may have had a hand in her husband’s death from asbestos exposure, recent court documents say.
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Orange woman sues Carraba’s over fall at restaurant
An Orange County woman has filed suit against Carraba/Outback, alleging she was injured after she fell on the floor at one of its restaurants.
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League City couple sues builder for elevation error
GALVESTON � A League City couple is claiming the builders of their new $250,000 home erred in determining the house’s elevation.
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