Carl A. Parker
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Discovery is now unfolding in a suit brought by the owner of a gas station who claims the man leasing his property committed libel against him by wrongly accusing him of insurance fraud.
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The owner of a gas station claims the man leasing his property has committed libel against him by wrongly accusing him of insurance fraud.
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A man claiming a former female employer has harassed him after her termination from his company is now facing allegations that he is the one doing all the harassing and even went as far as threatening to kill the woman he sued.
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The former employer of a woman claims the woman has continually harassed him after her termination from his company, causing him to call the police on her once after she verbally attacked him in a men’s restroom.
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A motion to dismiss was recently granted in litigation brought by Caleb and Kristal Infante Spinks, who sued Maria Infante Brown last June, alleging she is wrongly attempting to foreclose on them even though they have made all required payments.
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The members of a Port Arthur church have filed suit against the man who they claim is stealing money that rightfully belongs to the church and who is threatening to have suspicious members arrested for trespassing.
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Two Jefferson County residents claim a contractor failed to complete repairs on their home, leaving them without finishing touches, such as flooring and granite countertops.
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Discovery has begun in litigation brought by Caleb and Kristal Infante Spinks, who sued Maria Infante Brown in June, alleging she is wrongly attempting to foreclose on them even though they have made all required payments.
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Two Jefferson County residents have filed suit against the person who sold them their home, attempting she is wrongly attempting to foreclose on them even though they have made all required payments.
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A woman who sustained a fractured pelvis has filed suit against the driver she claims caused a collision.
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A Jefferson County man has filed suit against the Port Arthur residents he claims failed to pay him fully for property he sold to them.
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A Jefferson County man claims he lost $11,000 when a company failed to erect a sign after he had already paid them 50 percent down for their services.
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Since the nature of the plaintiffs' case is not an action for recovery of real property, Beaumont justices recently declined to reverse a lower court's ruling transferring a financial dispute case from Jefferson to Harris County.
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A year after petitioning the Ninth Court of Appeals, the Port Arthur Police Association received the green light to pursue an arbitration grievance against the city of Port Arthur in hopes of collecting inclement weather pay earned in the wake of Hurricane Rita.
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A Port Arthur man claims he sustained severe injuries after an employee at Short Stop in Port Arthur disposed of waste water, causing it to be sprayed onto him.
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The Port Arthur Police Association is petitioning an appellate court to allow them to pursue an arbitration claim against the city of Port Arthur to collect overtime pay earned in the wake of Hurricane Ike.
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One of Southeast Texas' most well known businessmen will stay $100,000 richer, as an appeals court opinion has reversed a lower court's ruling ordering Thomas Flanagan to pay his wife's divorce lawyer's fees.
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In the 10 years since Toshiba settled a class action lawsuit for $2.1 billion, class action litigation against high tech industries has become increasingly rare, experts say.
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A financial management consulting company claiming it was terminated after raising questions about a medical clinic's finances is suing the clinic for breach of contract to try to recover unpaid invoices.
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This Just In: Recent civil suits filed in Jefferson County District Courts, June 27-July 3
