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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Glenn takes over as Galveston County district clerk
Glenn
GALVESTON – The Galveston County District Clerk’s Office recently underwent a changing of the guard.
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Taylor wins in move from state House to state Senate; Runoff set for his open seat
Taylor
GALVESTON – State Rep. Larry Taylor, R-Friendswood, won the GOP berth for state Senate District 11, according to recent election returns.
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Two Galveston judicial races result in run offs
Neves
GALVESTON – The races for two local state district courts will see an end in a couple of months.
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Answers filed in man’s case over injury from moving concrete
William Glenn of Royston, Rayzor, Vickery & Williams in Galveston
GALVESTON – Each of the defendants in a local man’s lawsuit over injuries he reportedly sustained while moving concrete mats has filed an original answer, recent court records show.
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Defendant claims Galveston court lacks jurisdiction in suit over attorney fees
GALVESTON – A motion to dismiss was recently entered into a Galveston attorney’s breach of contract lawsuit against a client. Read More
Contract, Galveston County, NewsPetrochem company responds to man’s wrongful termination suit
Ineos headquarters in League City
GALVESTON – A company sued for discrimination in connection to a local Nigerian-American man’s termination has provided its original answer. Read More
Civil Rights/Discrimination, Galveston County, NewsRomney wins Texas primary; race continues for U.S. Senate
Romney
As of 9 p.m., former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is stomping his competitors by earning 71 percent of Texas votes in the Republican presidential primary. Romney has received 327,710 votes.
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Judge allows Dallas County suit against mortgage registration system to continue
O’Connor
DALLAS – A federal judge in Dallas has denied a request to dismiss Bank of America and Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. from a suit claiming they created a system to avoid paying uncollected mortgage filing fees in Texas counties.
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Corpus Christi attorney and case runner sentenced for barratry
Corpus Christi attorney Benito Garza must surrender his law license after being charged with barratry for trying to make a sales call at a grieving woman’s home in the middle of the night.
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