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Academy shopper alleges business failed to warn of wet floor that caused fall
HOUSTON – A shopper at a Houston store alleges a wet floor caused her to fall and injure her back, neck and leg. -
Houston couple alleges All American Properties failed to upkeep neighboring property
HOUSTON – A Houston couple alleges a landlord has failed to maintain a property near theirs. -
Shopper claims dimmed lighting caused her to fall down out of order escalator at department store
HOUSTON – A local woman is suing a department store after she allegedly tripped and fell down an out of order escalator. -
Woman blames towing company for dropping vehicle during call
HOUSTON – Joshua A. Estes of The Estes Law Firm, P.C. in Richmond has filed a lawsuit on behalf of a woman who claims she was injured during a towing job last year. -
Driver seeks damages from Samo Construction over Harris County auto accident
HOUSTON – A Huffman resident alleges the negligence of a construction company's employee caused a collision in Harris County. -
Time Mart customer alleges uneven mat caused fall, knee injury
HOUSTON – A Harris County man alleges he was injured at a Humble business because an uneven mat caused him to fall. -
UT Physicians employee alleges boxes in ABM Industries storage area fell on her, causing injuries
HOUSTON – More than $200,000 is sought from a Harris County business over allegations a negligently maintained storage area caused injuries to an individual. -
Worker alleges termination by Sysco USA was because of age
HOUSTON – A Houston man alleges he was terminated after 25 years of employment by a company because of his age. -
Cardiovascular disease specialist named in med mal suit
HOUSTON – A local physician specializing in cardiovascular disease has been sued for medical malpractice, recent Harris County District Court records show. -
Railroad worker injured when train struck backhoe seeks $1 million from Toddco Construction, LJA Infrastructure
HOUSTON – A switchman for a railroad company alleges he was injured when the train he was on struck a backhoe that was fouling the tracks. -
Man sustains head injuries diving into pool, pursues legal action
HOUSTON – A Harris County man claims that he sustained “severe, debilitating” head injuries after diving into a local pool more than four months ago. -
African-American employee alleges Centerpoint Energy deprived him of promotions
HOUSTON – An African-American man alleges his Houston employer deprived him of promotions and advancements because of his race. -
Tenant alleges he was injured at Next Springwood property because of wire mesh hidden in grass
GALVESTON – A tenant of a Houston apartment alleges that he was injured when he fell on wire mesh and that the owner of the apartment failed to warn of it. -
Roustabout, injured on oil rig, seeks more than $1 million in damages
HOUSTON — A crew member aboard an oil rig is suing Key Energy Services, Moncla Cos., et al., rig operators, citing alleged negligence and an unsafe work environment. -
Roble Contractor and Meritage Homes of Texas sued after workplace accident
HOUSTON — A worker is suing Roble Contractor and Meritage Homes of Texas, after allegedly suffering injuries in a workplace accident. -
Polyone Corp. named in lawsuit over workplace accident
HOUSTON — A worker is suing Polyone Corp., after allegedly falling down a staircase. -
General manager sues Aarons, alleging retaliation
HOUSTON — A general manager is suing Aarons Inc., citing alleged retaliation and wrongful termination. -
Crew member seeks more than $1 million in damages after alleged injury aboard the HOS Bayou
HOUSTON — A crew member is suing Hornbeck Offshore Operators and Hornbeck Offshore Services for more than $1 million, alleging negligence and an unsafe work environment. -
Apartment building owner sued for inadequate security after resident allegedly assaulted
HOUSTON — The resident of an apartment injured in an assault is suing Acquisition Broadway Square alleging the building owner failed to provide adequate security or lighting to make the area safer. -
KPMG charged with discrimination after woman's job given to younger male worker
HOUSTON — A former employee is suing KPMG LLP and KPMG International Cooperative, et al., alleging discrimination and wrongful termination.