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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Knife River seeks summary judgment in suit over unpaid goods
Knife River Corp. is seeking summary judgment in its suit against Speedy Stop Food Stores, arguing that the evidence shows that goods were provided but not paid for. As previously reported, the suit was filed Sept. 27 in Jefferson County … Read More
Contract, Jefferson County, NewsTotal Petrochemical wants max dollar amount put on injury suit
Total Petrochemicals is asking the court to force plaintiff Jamie Wilton, a Needville resident, to put a maximum dollar amount on his personal injury claim. As previously reported, the suit was filed Oct. 31 in Jefferson County District Court. According … Read More
Jefferson County, News, Personal InjuryChristus employee accused of knocking woman down with electric door
Orange residents Donna Mitchell has filed suit against Christus Hospital St. Elizabeth in Beaumont, alleging a hospital employee knocked her down by opening an electric door. The suit was filed Jan. 23 in Jefferson County District Court. Donna Mitchell’s husband, … Read More
Jefferson County, News, Personal InjurySecond lawsuit filed over fatal Galveston auto-pedestrian wreck
GALVESTON – A second lawsuit has been filed in response to the April 2012 auto-pedestrian accident in Galveston which allegedly killed two men and a dog. The estate of Joseph Owens is suing The Beach Hut and Lamar County resident … Read More
Dram Shop, Galveston County, News, Personal Injury-Motor Vehicle, Wrongful DeathMan gets hit in eye by baseball at batting cage, files lawsuit
GALVESTON – Claiming he was injured while catching balls at a batting cage, Glenn Pappe has filed a lawsuit. Recent court documents filed Jan. 28 in Galveston County District Court claim an employee with Acrofit Gymnastics Houston Inc. distracted Pappe … Read More
Galveston County, News, Personal InjuryPartially paid tank cleaning invoice subject of lawsuit
GALVESTON – Evergreen Environmental Services LLC asserts Lion Copolymer LLC is outstanding on a debt arising from maintenance work performed last year and has filed a lawsuit. According to court papers filed Jan. 28 in Galveston County District Court, Lion … Read More
Contract, Galveston County, NewsMorgan takes on ‘revenge porn’ websites
A recent lawsuit filed by Beaumont attorney John Morgan is bringing national attention to the problem of “revenge porn” websites. The sites allow former partners to post nude or uncompromising photos of ex-girlfriends or ex-wives — without the women’s knowledge … Read More
Civil Rights/Discrimination, Class Action, News, Orange CountyWatts gathering doctors to fight medical insurers over prompt payments
Texas courts are no strangers to lawsuits against insurance companies, but South Texas attorney Mikal Watts is leading a new charge against insurers on behalf of medical professionals seeking prompt payment. The “prompt pay” law was created in 2003 and … Read More
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