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BEAUMONT – In July, the Ninth Court Appeals granted a motion to stay a wrongful death lawsuit brought against Entergy Arkansas while justices examined a special appearance issue in the case.
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BEAUMONT - The Ninth Court Appeals recently granted a motion to stay a wrongful death lawsuit brought against Entergy Arkansas while justices examine a special appearance issue in the case.
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By DAVID YATES A Beaumont judge has granted a motion for summary judgment in a trip and fall claim against an apartment complex. As previously reported, Tina Provost, a Beaumont local, filed suit against The Shire Apartments on Aug. 19, 2013, in Jefferson County District Court. According to the lawsuit, on July 30, 2012, Provost was visiting a friend at the apartment complex.
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Cooksey Christus Health Southeast Texas has filed a motion to compel discovery in a suit claiming a man died after a doctor at a Christus hospital failed to take appropriate measures following surgery.
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Cooksey Because the deposition of a doctor would interfere with a lawyer's vacation, a motion to quash was filed in a suit claiming a man died after the doctor failed to take appropriate measures following surgery.
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Morgan Chili's Restaurant has been dismissed from a suit brought by a former manager, who claims she lost her job based on the color of her skin.
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Boston Last Thursday, the Ninth Court of Appeals found that a local judge was correct when he denied dismissal of a malpractice complaint on the grounds that the plaintiffs' expert report was inadequate.
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An order to stay discovery was recently issued by the Ninth Court of Appeals in a medical malpractice complaint against several medical defendants.
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Discovery is now underway in a suit claiming a man died after a doctor at Christus Health Southeast Texas failed to take appropriate measures following surgery.
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Last August, plaintiff Christopher Waldon sued ExxonMobil, alleging the company failed to warn him to use "a higher standard of care when loading and unloading" pipes.
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An expert report and a certificate of written discovery were recently filed in a medical malpractice complaint against several medical defendants.
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Chili's Restaurant is seeking to force a former manager, who claims she lost her job based on the color of her skin, to the arbitration table.
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A Jefferson County jury recently found that a natural gas well is not producing in a civil trial over the well's leasing rights.
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Jury selection for a civil trial over leasing rights to a gas and oil well began Monday in Jefferson County.
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Cooksey Christus Hospital St. Elizabeth filed a certificate of discovery earlier this month, submitting a post-judgment request to Ronald Lee Lewis, who lost his case against the hospital in July.
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A Beaumont judge awarded summary judgment to the Lumberton business Hampshire Roofing on Monday, since plaintiff Raul Sifuentes failed to show up at the hearing.
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Samson Lone Star has filed suit against Winnie residents Walter and Pamela Stokes in order to access and mine minerals on their land.
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Sued for wrongful termination in November 2009, Pinchback Industrial recently obtained a final judgment ordering the company discharged from the lawsuit.
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Discovery is well underway in a trip-and-fall lawsuit filed against the Art Museum of Southeast Texas.
