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Counterpoint Energy alleges excavation contractors damaged utility pole
GALVESTON — Centerpoint Energy alleges contractors caused more than $7,000 in damage to one of the utility poles in Seabrook during excavation work. -
Kroger customer alleges dangerous condition cause her slip & fall
GALVESTON — A Kroger customer alleges employees knew of a dangerous condition that existed which caused her slip and fall. -
Man alleges he was attacked at beer garden, food truck park
GALVESTON — A man alleges lack of proper security caused him to be assaulted and battered at a beer garden and food truck park in Kemah. -
Man sues dog owners after attack in his own back yard
GALVESTON — A San Leon man is suing a couple alleging one of their dogs attacked him while in his own backyard. -
Restaurant employee alleges owners failed to provide safe workplace
GALVESTON — A Crystal Beach restaurant employee alleges the owners failed to provide a safe workplace which caused her to fall and suffer injuries. -
Homeowner faces suit after pest control worker falls through attic
GALVESTON — A homeowner is facing a liability claim after a pest control worker fell through the attic of the home and suffered injuries. -
Interior decorator alleges couple failed to pay more than $28,000 for design job
GALVESTON — An interior decorator alleges a couple owes her more than $28,000 for an interior design project on their home in Friendswood. -
Frontier Communications claims utility crews damaged cables
GALVESTON — Frontier Communications is alleging underground utility crews caused damage to more than 200 pairs of its cables in League City. -
Couple allege contractor they paid more than $60,000 failed to build home
GALVESTON — A couple alleges a home builder they advanced more than $60,000 to failed to build their home. -
Property owner alleges contractor failed to obtain required permits
GALVESTON — A construction company is facing a breach of contract claim after allegedly failing to obtain required building permits for a property in Texas City. -
Suit: pool contractor paid more than $19,000 abandoned job
GALVESTON — A homeowner alleges a pool contractor she paid more than $19,000 did poor workmanship and abandoned the job. -
Couple claims they were harassed and assaulted at Waffle House, sue for $2M
GALVESTON — A couple is alleging they were harassed and attacked by another customer at a Waffle House. -
Suit: Painting company owed more than $80,000 for sports facility project
GALVESTON — A painting and construction contracting company alleges it is owed more than $89,000 for a project at a sports facility in League City. -
Suit alleges electrical contractor damaged property's transformer
GALVESTON — An investment holding company alleges a contractor's poor electrical work damaged a transformer on their property that resulted in more than $15,000 in repairs. -
Tenants claim they were wrongfully evicted from restaurant business
GALVESTON — Commercial tenants in Galveston claim they were wrongfully evicted from their restaurant rental property. -
Holiday Inn guest claims curled up mat caused his fall, sues for $1M
Holiday Inn guest claims curled up mat caused his fall, injuries -
Suit: Concrete material company failed to be paid for high school project
GALVESTON — A concrete materials company claims it was not paid for a repair project at Santa Fe high school and is owed more than $90,000. -
Homeowner alleges land clearers mistakenly took out trees worth $15,000 to $30,000 each
GALVESTON — A homeowner alleges a land clearing company mistakenly took out eight trees on his property that were worth $15,000 to $30,000 each. -
Suit: Inoperable fire hydrant caused loss of home
GALVESTON — A League City resident alleges fire crews could not save his home or belongings due to an inoperable fire hydrant near his residence. -
Contractor alleges pier, dock company failed to pay him for project
GALVESTON — A contractor alleges he provided a deck flooring for a pier and dock company and was not paid for the project.