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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Woman claims ex improperly filed divorce proceedings
A Harris County woman claims she remained unaware of her husband’s petition for divorce until she attempted to file one herself. Noelia Ayala Sunesara filed a lawsuit Nov. 19 in Jefferson County District Court against her former husband, George J. … Read More
Consumer Fraud/Deceptive Trade, Jefferson County, NewsLiberty County resident sues constable for using excessive force during eviction
A Liberty County resident has filed a lawsuit against a Liberty County deputy constable, alleging he unlawfully arrested her when she asked to go get her cat during an eviction.
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Medicare provider files suit over recommendation for repayment of $1.2 million
SHERMAN – An independent diagnostic testing facility and certified Medicare provider in Southern California has filed a lawsuit against a Medicare Program Integrity Contractor after the contractor stated it was recommending recoupment of more than $1.2 million from the facility. … Read More
Consumer Fraud/Deceptive Trade, Federal Court, NewsWholesaler in litigation with distributor for violating contract
A Texas corporation has filed suit against the Houston company and the six individuals it claims interfered with its contract to have exclusive selling rights of certain products. Starco Impex, doing business as Wholesale Outlet, filed a lawsuit Nov. 18 … Read More
Contract, Jefferson County, NewsSecurity Company sued for $1.8 million after thieves disarm security system
SHERMAN – A Texas security company is being sued after thieves were able to disarm the main and back-up security systems in a Plano warehouse and steal $1.85 million in electronic inventory. SED International Holdings Inc. filed suit against JennCom … Read More
Contract, Federal Court, NewsSleeping seaman bitten by spider sues Tetra Technologies
Brown recluse spider
Claiming to have been bitten by a poisonous brown recluse spider in his sleep, seaman Benjamin Chapman has filed a Jones Act suit against Tetra Technologies.
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Man slips on algae, sues Academy for not barricading area
On his way to purchase a barbecue pit, Lynn Hymel slipped on some algae and fell. He sued Academy Sports & Outdoors, alleging the company failed to “barricade” the area to keep shoppers from slipping. The suit was filed Nov. … Read More
Jefferson County, News, Personal InjuryDoctor files second motion to dismiss, challenges expert report
For the second time in seven months a physician embattled in a medical malpractice complaint has filed a motion to dismiss.
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Attorneys wish to withdraw from med-mal case
Talaska
Attorneys for plaintiffs John and Crystal Shellabarger filed an unopposed motion to withdraw as counsel on Nov. 18, leaving the couple alone to pursue their medical-malpractice complaint or find new representation.
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Summary judgment battle continues in chemical release suit
Jones
After several hearings and two-plus years of litigation, a summary judgment battle continues in a chemical release suit against UCAR Pipeline, as the presiding judge recently bumped the case from his December docket.
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