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CommunityBank says Anahuac couple failed to make loan payments
A bank claims two Anahuac residents have failed to repay it more than $300,000. -
Woman files lawsuit against Walmart after fall
A woman claims she suffered physical pain and mental anguish when she slipped on a puddle of water while grocery shopping at Walmart. -
Jefferson County residents sue mortgage company, others after refusing to transfer property title
A mortgage loan company, others are named in a breach of contract claim after allegedly refusing to transfer property title. -
CommunityBank of Texas sues for payment on $500K loan
A Texas bank has filed suit against another company it claims has not paid loans as promised. -
Sunoco, Transcanada Keystone Pipeline named in $15M breach of contract suit
A Jefferson County construction company is suing subcontractors, claiming breach of contract. -
Man accuses BBVA Compass of wrongly ruining credit score
Area resident Frank Randazzo is suing BBVA Compass Financial Corp., alleging the company ruined his credit score by falsely reporting that he did not pay off a loan. -
KMAC dismissed from injury suit alleging Hydro blaster lance exploded
KMAC Specialty Services has been dismissed from litigation brought from Reginald Whitfield, who claimed he was injured when the tip of lance exploded while he was hydro blasting a piece of wood. -
Man claims driver struck vehicle while making U-turn
A Liberty County man claims he suffered severe bodily injuries after a driver attempted to make a U-turn in front of him. -
Subcontractor claims it was not paid for work performed
A subcontractor has filed suit against the company that hired it to perform services, saying it was not paid nearly $300,000 for work it completed. -
Pleasure Island HOA seeks foreclosure over past due assessments
Alleging Deborah Dommert owes more than $2,000 in past due assessments, the Pleasure Island Mariner’s Cove Homeowners Association has filed an application to foreclose on her home. -
Kiglapait Hospital seeks summary judgment in breach of contract suit
Last April, Ren Management Consulting sued Renaissance Hospital Groves, and several other individuals and companies, for more than $133,000, alleging the medical provider refuses to pay for services rendered. -
Woman sues du Pont for chemical contamination of van
Woman claims company refused to reimburse her for loss of use of van -
PN-G’s suit over degrading football field turf dismissed
An order of dismissal has been entered in Port Neches-Groves Independent School District’s suit against FieldTurf, which alleged the turf began degrading and wearing down after only two years of use. -
Credit Union seeks foreclosure after man defaulted on home equity loan
A credit union has filed a lawsuit against the Beaumont man who it claims defaulted on his home equity loan. -
Hydro blaster’s lance explodes, KMAC sued
While hydro blasting a piece of wood for KMAC Specialty Services, the tip of Reginald Whitfield’s lance exploded, causing him injury. -
Woman blames driver for causing collision
A Nederland woman has filed suit against the driver who she claims failed to yield the right-of-way while crossing an intersection. -
Multiple injuries suffered during multi-vehicle collision
An Orange County man claims he suffered severe bodily injuries after three drivers caused a multi-vehicular collision. -
Individual defendants dismissed from $133K suit against Renaissance
Last April, Ren Management Consulting sued Renaissance Hospital Groves, and several other individuals, for more than $133,000, alleging the medical provider refuses to pay for services rendered. -
Man fears losing $200,000 worth of equity in home
A man claims a mortgage company is attempting to wrongfully foreclose on his home, despite its failure to provide him with notice of its intent. -
Woman takes medication not prescribed to her, sues Wal-Mart pharmacy
After picking up her prescription medication at Wal-Mart, Celestine Columbus claims she found an additional prescription in her bag and took the medication.