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Final judgment: ‘Plaintiff Stephen Hartman shall take nothing from Defendant Layne Walker’
BEAUMONT – The seemingly never-ending litigious saga between Stephen Hartman and Layne Walker may have finally come to a conclusion, as a final judgment has been entered in Walker’s favor. -
Klein settles defamation suit against him – plaintiffs sought $8M in damages
SAN ANTONIO – A settlement has purportedly been reached in a defamation lawsuit brought by a Mexican woman claiming Philip Klein, a PI and blogger out of Beaumont, harassed her for years. -
Ninth Court affirms sanction award against John Morgan
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Texas attorney seeks to dismiss $100M defamation suit, defendant wants $1M in sanctions
EAST TEXAS – Earlier this year, Jason Lee Van Dyke made headlines when he brought a $100 million defamation lawsuit. Now, the attorney wants to dismiss the case because he “lacks the time and resources to continue litigating against a lunatic.” -
Lawsuit: AC repair business tried to get employee with arthritis to quit
HOUSTON – A local woman claims in a federal lawsuit that she “had no choice” but to quit her employment with Custom Comfort, Inc. because of discrimination based on her disability. -
Former Universal American employee files suit over age discrimination allegations
HOUSTON – A Harris County woman alleges her age and disability were factors in her termination by her employer. -
Suit alleges sporting goods retailer fired worker suffering from rare lung disease
HOUSTON – A Katy woman alleges a sporting goods retailer fired her because of her medical condition. -
Hanszen Laporte to defend $100M free speech case
DENTON - Hanszen Laporte lawyers will take over the defense of a $100,000,000 federal defamation suit filed by Denton attorney Jason Van Dyke against Arizona resident Thomas Retzlaff. -
P&D Restaurant & Wine Bar alleges individuals converted property for their own use
HOUSTON – A limited partnership is seeking a temporary restraining order against a Houston couple. -
Athletic facility owners accuse former account signatory of assault
HOUSTON — Owners of a Houston athletic facility are suing a former account signatory, alleging assault, intentional infliction of emotional distress and trespassing.