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Sales representative accuses former employer of wrongful termination
SHERMAN — A Collin County woman is suing her former employer, alleging retaliation and wrongful termination. -
Consumer alleges debt collector violated law
SHERMAN — A consumer is suing a Collin County debt collector, alleging deceptive collection practices. -
Importers, distributors seek declaratory judgment against outsourcing company
SHERMAN — Texas Importers and distributors are suing an outsourcing company, alleging wrongful filing of an arbitration notice. -
Customer blames retail store operator for injuries
SHERMAN — A Collin County man is suing a retail store operator, alleging the store's negligence led to injuries for the plaintiff. -
Female worker accuses former employer of sexual harassment
SHERMAN — A Texas woman is suing her former employer, alleging retaliation and sexual discrimination. -
Lawsuit alleges McKinney cop assaulted pool party attendee
SHERMAN – The City of McKinney is facing a lawsuit over an incident last year in which a police officer allegedly used excessive force on a young girl at a pool party. -
Delivery driver alleges pizza restaurant operators violated wage laws
SHERMAN — A delivery driver is suing operators of a McKinney pizza restaurant, alleging unlawful wage deduction and violation of applicable minimum wage laws. -
Texas brothers agree to SEC settlement in $23 million fraudulent energy venture
&&&SHERMAN (SE Texas Record) – Two Texas brothers must to cough up all illegal gains from an alleged $23 million fraudulent oil and gas well investment scam as part of a settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in federal court. -
Receptionist accuses psychology group of age discrimination
SHERMAN — A Grayson County woman is suing a psychology professional association in Sherman, alleging discrimination retaliation and constructive termination. -
Research associate alleges school administrators breached contract
SHERMAN — A Denton woman is suing Texas Woman's University and administrators, alleging breach of contract and deprivation of due process. -
Assistant store manager accuses outlet stores operator of discrimination
SHERMAN — A black assistant store manager is suing an outlet stores operator, alleging racial discrimination, retaliation and wrongful termination. -
Collin County couple alleges debt collectors violated laws
SHERMAN — A Collin County is suing debt collectors, alleging abusive, deceptive and unfair debt collection practices. -
Man alleges Enhanced Recovery Co. calls him trying to collect debt from unknown person
SHERMAN – A Dallas consumer alleges a Florida debt collector continues to call him in an attempt to collect a debt from an unknown individual. -
Former Quadrant Urethane Technologies employee seeks declaration regarding agreement
SHERMAN – A Florida man seeks declaration from the court regarding noncompetition agreements from his former employer. -
Former city of Sherman employee alleges he was not accommodated after injury
SHERMAN – A Grayson County man alleges his municipal employer failed to accommodate him and terminated him after he was injured on the job. -
Office clerk alleges employers failed to pay overtime
SHERMAN — A Texas office clerk is suing her employers, alleging violation of workers compensation acts in failing to pay overtime. -
Paralegal accuses Intel Corp. of withholding overtime wages
Collin County resident accuses employers of unpaid wages. -
Alabama company alleges Texas contractors owe more than $2 million
SHERMAN — An Alabama-based company is suing a Texas contractor, alleging breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, defamation, conversion and unjust enrichment. -
Consumer accuses car manufacturer of deceptive practices
SHERMAN — A Texas woman is suing an automobile manufacturer, alleging breach of implied and express warranties. -
Trenton couple accuses Honda of manufacturing defect
SHERMAN — A Trenton couple is suing Honda, alleging a manufacturing defect led to injuries for the wife in a crash.