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Southwest responds to former ramp agent's 'whites only' break room suit
HOUSTON – A Dallas-based low-cost carrier recently countered a federal lawsuit alleging it allowed a segregated break room to exist at a local airport for years.
Lawsuit: unidentified female assaulted plaintiff in cinema parking lot
HOUSTON – AMC is facing a lawsuit from a Harris County resident and her mother over an alleged assault two years ago at one of its venues in southeast Houston.
Disposed: visiting judge awards plaintiff damages in converted firearm suit
GALVESTON – Just two months after it was filed, a lawsuit claiming that a San Leon resident failed to receive his order for a converted firearm from a New Jersey man ended in the plaintiff’s favor.
Man suffers injuries while performing bee removal job, sues clients
HOUSTON – A Harris County man has pursued legal action in response to falling off a ladder while performing a bee removal job at a property near San Antonio.
Malfunctioning cable machine at 24 Hour Fitness to blame for man's fractured ankle, lawsuit states
HOUSTON – A local man has filed a lawsuit against 24 Hour Fitness USA, Inc. after he was reportedly injured using an exercise machine two months ago.
Worker files lawsuit following forklift accident, alleges incident rendered him partially paralyzed
HOUSTON – Claiming he was ejected from a forklift he was trying to deliver to a hardware business last year, Harris County resident Lawrence Butler has filed a lawsuit.
Plant operator says company used his illiteracy in technology as 'an excuse to terminate an old employee'
HOUSTON – PAE Applied Technologies, LLC is accused in a state district lawsuit of using a man’s illiteracy in technology as a reason to fire him for his age, recent Harris County District Court records show.
Recent patent infringement cases filed in the Eastern District of Texas
Oct. 18 MARSHALL DIVISION 2:18-cv-00431-JRG VISTA PEAK VENTURES, LLC V. BOE TECHNOLOGY GROUP CO., LTD.
Man claims confrontation over dogs led to Houston police officer shooting him
HOUSTON – A dispute over dogs two years ago purportedly led to a Houston police officer shooting a man, according to a recently filed state district lawsuit.
Widow of man who drowned in East Texas lake initiates legal action
MARSHALL – A federal lawsuit has been filed in response to a man’s drowning death in an East Texas lake.
Jefferson County 172nd District Court Docket: November 2018
SAMER SHOBASSY vs. CITY OF PORT ARTHUR
N.Y. state photographer raises copyright infringement allegations against local Spanish-language publication
HOUSTON – A Brooklyn, N.Y.-based photographer is suing a local Spanish-language publication for copyright infringement.
Court docs: League City daycare responsible for infant girl's 'last nap forever'
GALVESTON – A League City daycare is the target of a wrongful death lawsuit from a couple alleging that their infant daughter perished at the facility more than a month ago, recent Galveston County District Court records show.
Marine surveyor falls while switching ships 'in rough seas', files lawsuit against vessels' owners
GALVESTON – A Texas marine surveyor claims that he was injured while switching ships last year.
Alleged collision at mall's ice skating rink subject of patron's lawsuit
HOUSTON – An alleged incident at a local mall’s ice skating rink last year has resulted in legal action.
Patient sues dentist for wrongfully placing him in braces
HOUSTON – A Baytown man has brought a medical malpractice lawsuit against his dentist and her practice.
DoorDash's pay practices called into question
HOUSTON – A popular on-demand food delivery service has been sued by one of its employees over its pay practices, recent Houston federal court records show.
Lawsuit filed in recent Aeroméxico crash, Brazoria Co. family of six among injured
HOUSTON – The crash of a Mexican airliner more than two months ago has prompted two Brazoria County women to pursue legal action.
Couple files suit after daughter suffers burns during class demonstration at museum
HOUSTON – A Harris County couple is suing a local museum after their young daughter allegedly sustained multiple burn injuries during its summer day camp program.
Beaumont named in federal lawsuit alleging off-duty officer fatally shot Vidor man unprovoked
BEAUMONT – The Brasher Law Firm, PLLC and Weller, Green, Toups & Terrell, LLP have filed a lawsuit on behalf of the family of a Vidor man who was allegedly shot to death two years ago by an off-duty Beaumont police officer.