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Monthly Archives: August 2012
AGs settle with Janssen for $181M
WASHINGTON (Legal Newsline) – A $181 million multistate agreement was announced by a group of attorneys general on Thursday with Janssen Pharmaceuticals Inc. It resolves allegations of deceptive and unfair trade practices in marketing antipsychotic drugs for off-label uses. “This … Read More
Attorney General, NewsXerox sued following employee’s rear-end collision
MARSHALL – Following a rear-end motor vehicle accident in Longview, Christopher Harding filed a lawsuit against the driver’s employer, Xerox Corp., on Aug. 20 in the Eastern District of Texas, Marshall Division. The crash occurred on April 19 as Harding … Read More
Federal Court, NewsFrisco business sued for terminating manager during maternity leave
SHERMAN – A Frisco business is facing a gender discrimination lawsuit for terminating the employment of one of the managers before she returned from maternity leave. Sarah M. Lawry filed suit against Frisco Eye Associates, doing business as Frisco Eye … Read More
Federal Court, NewsPlano shopping center sued for disability discrimination
SHERMAN – In an effort to bring a Plano shopping plaza and a restaurant into compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, a disabled woman has filed a lawsuit that claims the areas are discriminating against the disabled through architectural … Read More
Federal Court, NewsShopper sues Wal-Mart after tripping over unsecured rug
SHERMAN – A Wal-Mart shopper has filed a lawsuit that claims she was injured when she tripped and fell when her shoe got caught on an unsecured rug. Denise Lynn Cullum filed suit against Wal-Mart Stores Texas and Paula Stover … Read More
Federal Court, NewsBleeding causes man to sue Pradaxa maker for failing to warn of risks
TYLER – After experiencing rectal bleeding and a gastrointestinal bleed, a Henderson County man has filed a lawsuit against the manufacturers of the prescription drug used to thin his blood. Charles Smith filed suit against the makers of Pradaxa — … Read More
Federal Court, NewsWhistleblower sues after losing job from non-profit organization
TYLER – The chief executive officer of a Tyler non-profit organization has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit that claims he lost his position after he contacted the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services about a board member’s alleged misuse … Read More
Federal Court, NewsEast Texas company sued for denying African-American worker promotions and raises
LUFKIN – An African-American heavy equipment operator has filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against an East Texas company that claims he was denied promotions and raises in favor of less qualified white employees. Dorlexcia Woodson filed suit against Aspen Power … Read More
Federal Court, NewsPasadena residents claim PISD election system unfair to minority voters
HOUSTON – A group of Hispanic Pasadena residents have filed a lawsuit alleging the Pasadena Independent School District and its board of trustees are committing acts that aim to disenfranchise voters. According to a lawsuit filed Aug. 27 in Houston … Read More
Federal Court, NewsAfrican American woman says Waste Management fired her because of race
HOUSTON – After she was allegedly fired from Waste Management for complaining about racial discrimination, Houston resident Angelia M. Osborne pursues legal action. Recent court documents filed Aug. 28 in the Southern District of Texas, Houston Division state that Osborne, … Read More
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