Sherman
Recent News About Sherman
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Central Credit Services alleged to have sent letter containing false information
SHERMAN – A Denton County consumer alleges that a debt collector letter sent to her contained false information. -
African-American woman alleges discriminatory treatment at Securus Technologies Holdings caused stroke
SHERMAN – An African-American woman alleges she was subjected to "extreme racial harassment" while employed by a Carrollton-based business. -
RPM XConstruction sued for wrongful termination
SHERMAN – A Dallas County man has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against RPM XConstruction, LLC, per recent Sherman Division of the Eastern District of Texas records. -
Account Discovery Systems alleged to have made false statement in collection call
SHERMAN – A Grayson County consumer alleges a debt collector falsely stated it issued a petition for wage garnishment. -
Cola wars: suit shows Dr Pepper at odds over sale, marketing of lemon-lime soft drink
SHERMAN – Dr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc. has filed a lawsuit against Bottling Group, LLC, accusing the defendant of violating their licensing agreement, recent Sherman federal records indicate. -
Recent patent infringement cases filed in the Eastern District of Texas
TYLER DIVISION Mar. 9 CUMBERLAND SYSTEMS LLC V. RAYTHEON COMPANY 6:18-cv-00110 -
East Texas attorney Clyde Siebman addresses Naples Roundtable on patent venue reforms
SHERMAN - Trial lawyer Clyde Siebman of East Texas-based Siebman, Burg, Phillips & Smith recently joined an invitation-only group of 100 judges, attorneys and academics to address issues impacting patent law. -
Laid off Success Partners Holding Co. employee alleges he was not given notice
SHERMAN – An IT infrastructure manager for a Plano facility alleges he was terminated in a mass layoff without cause. -
Recent patent infringement cases filed in the Eastern District of Texas
SHERMAN DIVISION Feb. 13 AKOLOUTHEO, LLC V. APCON, INC. 4:18-cv-00100-ALM -
Consumer claims debt collector Selene Finance LP invaded privacy
SHERMAN – A Gregg County consumer alleges a debt collector is illegally attempting to collect a home equity loan that was discharged in bankruptcy. -
Breach of contract suit alleges aviation company lied about employee's eligibility for severance program
SHERMAN – A Collin County man asserts a fractional jet company reneged on its promise to let him take advantage of a severance program. -
IHOP employee alleges she is owed unpaid minimum, overtime wages
SHERMAN – An employee of the nation's largest IHOP franchise alleges she and other workers are owed unpaid wages. -
Driver files suit against Mapletree Transportation, Forest River Inc. after collision with driver on I-35
SHERMAN – A Wisconsin man is seeking damages after a collision in Denton. -
Consumer alleges Real Page-issued consumer report falsely listed criminal history
SHERMAN – A Nevada man alleges his application for housing in Florida was denied because of false information provided on a consumer report. -
Man formerly employed by Home Depot files complaint over discrimination allegations
SHERMAN – A Richardson man alleges he faced retaliation and discrimination after he was injured while working for a home improvement store. -
University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston alleged to have used PEARL software in unauthorized manner
SHERMAN – A provider of copyrighted software used in the health care industry alleges that a medical facility used software in an authorized manner. -
Former Bonham Independent School District employee files age discrimination complaint
SHERMAN – A former employee of a school district alleges he was terminated and replaced by two younger and less-experienced people. -
Consumer alleges Merchants Credit Guide Co. failed to identify creditor in collection letter
SHERMAN – A Dallas consumer alleges a debt collector unlawfully failed to identify the original and current creditors of a debt in a collection letter. -
Denton Co. man claims company terminated him from bus monitor position over brain injury
SHERMAN – A Denton County man has filed a lawsuit after he was terminated from his job as a bus monitor, stating his employer fired him because he suffered from a brain injury. -
Former Academy Sports & Outdoors employee alleges he is owed unpaid overtime wages
SHERMAN – A Georgia man alleges his former sports and outdoor equipment retailer employer failed to pay him overtime wages during his employment.