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Worker files product liability suit, asserts fall protection equipment malfunctioned
HOUSTON – A Brazoria County man is suing Reliance Industries, LLC after equipment reportedly manufactured by the company failed to prevent him from falling on the job earlier this year, recent Harris County District Court records show.
Jefferson County 60th District Court Docket: December 2018
K PAUL GERSTENBERG D O P A vs. HEARTWISE CLINIC LLC
Federal lawsuit filed against Plano PD, plaintiff claims officer used Taser 'without probable cause'
SHERMAN – The City of Plano and its police department have been implicated in a federal lawsuit filed by a Lewisville man who claims an officer used excessive force on him “without probable cause.”
Midterm election sees Galveston Co. remain red in face of 'Blue Wave'
GALVESTON – Galveston County was spared the so-called “Blue Wave” touted by the nation’s Democrats as a majority of voters from Kemah to Galveston continued to elect Republicans to key federal and state offices.
Hardin Co. man sues after stool placed near hotel shuttle van collapses beneath him
HOUSTON – A Hardin County man alleges in a state district lawsuit that he was injured last year while disembarking from a hotel shuttle van.
Court docs implicate Houston bar in late 2016 two-vehicle accident
HOUSTON – The law firm Pierce Skrabanek, PLLC in Houston has filed a lawsuit against a local bar on behalf of a woman who claims that she was involved in a motor vehicle accident with one of its patrons almost two years ago.
Hunters sue over scarcity of 'shootable' bears, claim lack of one-on-one guides ruined Alaskan expedition
HOUSTON – Three local men have filed a state district lawsuit against Alaska-based Cavner & Julian, Inc. after a hunting expedition earlier this year reportedly failed to meet their expectations.
'Empty promises': suit says Pasadena man did not receive topographical survey
HOUSTON – An alleged failure to produce a topographical survey is the focus of a Pasadena man’s breach of contract lawsuit.
Bus rollover results in litigation
HOUSTON – A bus accident last month is the subject of a Harris County man’s lawsuit.
Worker sues over ankle injury allegedly caused by nail gun
HOUSTON – A Harris County man is suing his employer following an alleged mishap with a nail gun.
Security business sued over failed alarm system enters motion to compel mediation
HOUSTON – A Tulsa, Okla.-based security business sued in response to an alleged four-hour burglary is requesting a state district court to grant its motion to compel mediation.
State district judge approves nonsuit of legal malpractice case against divorce attorney
HOUSTON – A two-month-old legal malpractice lawsuit against a local divorce attorney was recently nonsuited, per Harris County District Court records.
Fla. man sues recently merged company for wrongful termination
HOUSTON – A Florida man has brought a federal wrongful termination lawsuit against a recently merged engineering, procurement and construction company, alleging that he was fired because of his age.
Markman Management formally counters former executive secretary's sexual assault suit
HOUSTON – Markman Management Co. and its president and owner pushed back against a former executive secretary’s state district lawsuit against them.
Harris Co. constable denies wrongful termination claims raised by ex-employee
HOUSTON – A Harris County constable formally denied allegations raised in an ex- employee’s wrongful termination lawsuit.
Fraternity formally answers lawsuit chastising pledge process
HOUSTON – The Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity recently responded to a University of Houston student’s state district lawsuit alleging its pledge process caused him to suffer a spleen injury.
'Poorly maintained' elevator at UTMB prompts litigation
GALVESTON – The law firm Glaze * Garrett, P.L.L.C. in Gilmer, Tex. has filed a lawsuit on behalf of two individuals who claim they were injured during an elevator ride last year at the University of Texas Medical Branch, recent Galveston County District Court records show.
Pappas Restaurants faces trip and fall suit from waitress
HOUSTON – Pappas Restaurants Inc. faces a trip and fall lawsuit from one of its employees.
Recent patent infringement cases filed in the Eastern District of Texas
Oct. 29 MARSHALL DIVISION 2:18-cv-00443-RWS-RSP MENTONE SOLUTIONS LLC V. ACER, INC. ET AL
Jefferson County 58th District Court Docket: December 2018
STATE OF TEXAS vs. MARCUS DEWAYNE MCPHERSON