Marilyn Tennissen News
Correction: Coin story
An Aug. 6 story regarding a litigation settlement between Universal Coin & Bullion and Examiner reporter Jerry Jordan incorrectly referred to another case involving rare coins.
Judge Stevens to speak at Lamar's Constitution Day event
Criminal District Court Judge John Stevens Jr. will be one of three featured speakers at the Lamar University event set to celebrate the U.S. Constitution.
Recent patent/copyright infringement cases filed in U.S. District Court
Marshall Division, Eastern District of Texas
Recent patent/copyright infringement cases filed in U.S. District Court
Marshall Division, Eastern District of Texas
This Just In: Orange County
Aug. 17
Recent business licenses/assumed names
Orig. Filing Date: 08/16/2007 Certificate #: 71216
Lamar University/NCAA rules against student-athlete extra benefits
Lamar University Montagne Center, home of Cardinal Basketball The NCAA defines an extra benefit as any special arrangement by an institutional employee or a representative of the institution's athletics interest ("booster/donor") to provide a student-athlete (or a student-athlete's relative or friend) a benefit that is not generally available to other LU students and their relatives and/or friends.
Tasting for Some Other Place another success
Thousands attended the 2007 "Tasting" to benefit Some Other Place on Aug. 21. Food, fellowship and fundraising!!
"A Tasting for Some Other Place" was held Tuesday, Aug. 21 at the Beaumont Civic Center.
Woman seeks $5 million from local docs, hospital after eye removal
A Beaumont woman is seeking more than $5 million in damages from two local doctors and a hospital after an infection resulted in the loss of her left eye.
This Just In
Aug. 9
New business licenses/assumed names filed with Jefferson County Clerk
Orig. Filing Date: 08/09/2007 Certificate #: 71179
Recent patent/copyright infringement cases filed in U.S. District Court,
Marshall Division, Eastern District of Texas
Soccer fields named in honor of Quinn
Becky Quinn and her children gathered Aug. 14 for the official dedication of the soccer fields named in honor of her late husband, attorney Cris Quinn. A soccer field named in honor of a Beaumont attorney will celebrate what the man loved in life, rather than remind the community of the tragic circumstances of his death.
Cop sues gun shop over weapon used in shootout
After a shootout on Interstate 10, a Beaumont police officer is suing the gun dealer that made the weapon available to the suspect.
Roses are red, but Houston man blue over florist followup
A Houston man sent a bouquet of roses to his girlfriend, but now blames the florist for letting his wife find out.
Electric shock on ship leads to lawsuit
Arnold & Itkin While employed as a marine electrician, Marcus Parker suffered an electrical shock and fell from a ladder onto the deck of a barge and is suing his employer and the ship's owner for his injuries.
Mom says Orange hospital turned away son
After being turned away from an Orange hospital, Mack Ivory White died of cardiac arrest later at a Galveston facility. White's mother claims the negligence of the doctors and staff in Orange were the cause of her son's death.
Fall through attic lands homeowner in court
Brian Sutton After being asked by her employer to retrieve an item from her employer's attic, Shirley Poullard says she fell through the ceiling and was left with serious injuries.
Orwig making transition to private practice
Matt Orwig After serving in public office for decades, former U.S. Attorney Matt Orwig is easily making the transition to private practice and diving into intellectual property litigation.