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Deion Sanders fails to appear at hearing regarding Prime Prep Academy
DALLAS – Legal woes continue for Deion Sanders long after the school he founded, Prime Prep Academy, closed its doors in 2015. -
Baron & Budd investigating potential lawsuits alleging pharmaceutical distributor negligence
DALLAS – On July 7, Baron & Budd announced the law firm is investigating potential lawsuits related to allegations that pharmaceutical distributors deliberately failed to monitor and report suspicious orders of opioids, potentially playing a central role in creating an opioid addiction epidemic throughout the U.S. -
Letter to the editor: The hypocrisy of Paxton and the TCEQ
Paxton and the TCEQ have this great concern for “air quality standards for sulfur dioxide” here in Texas andI agree it should be reviewed. However, here is where the rubber is NOT meeting the road with these two: The land application of municipal industrial, hospital, storm, and household so call processed sewage sludge (Class A, B, and AB). This would be the concentrated contaminated residuals from cleaning sewage. -
New business licenses issued in Jefferson County
Jan. 20 - 26 License #:22057 Assumed Name:BENARD LOCK SERVICE Address:1220 ASHLEY ST,BEAUMONT,TX77701 Owner Name:BENOIT DONALD R License #:2115 Assumed Name:VERONICA PRUITT LMSW Address: -
Attorney General Paxton reaches $1.175 million settlement with Katz Boutique for selling synthetic marijuana
Attorney General Paxton settles its first lawsuit against the Harris County Shops for selling synthetic marijuana. After increased reports of overdoses on the illegal drugs in Texas, the Office of Attorney General teamed up with narcotics investigators on cases resulting in a total of ten lawsuits filed against Harris County shops. -
New business licenses issued in Jefferson County
April 27 to May 13 License #:12906 Assumed Name:TIFFANYS DESIGNS Address:6320 25TH ST., GROVES, TX, 77619 Owner Name:RESCH TIFFANY License #:12935 Assumed Name:MARGARITA DOMP TRUCK SERVICE Address:5665 THERESA, BEAUMONT, TX, 77705 Owner Name:MEJIA MARGARITA E License #:12962 Assumed Name:DEPOSIT BOX STORAGE UNITS Address:595 ORLEANS, SUITE 1500, BEAUMONT, TX, 77701 Owner Name:CENTURY TOWER PARKING LLC License #:12965 Assumed Name:EXTENSIONS BY B MCMURRAY BRITTNEY Address:948 HARDING AVE., PO -
Plaintiff appeals Texas appellate court ruling favoring the State Bar of Texas
AUSTIN -- A Texas plaintiff has decided to appeal a ruling by a Texas appellate court affirming the decision that the state’s Commission for Lawyer Discipline is not required to disclose recommendations to complainants who file grievances against Texas attorneys. -
Deutsche Bank petitions for foreclosure
A bank is petitioning to foreclose a property in Beaumont. -
Our View: BP jury tells Buzbee to buzz off
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), “The seriousness of poisoning caused by benzene depends on the amount, route, and length of time of exposure, as well as the age and preexisting medical condition of the exposed person.” -
Plea to jurisdiction denied in suit between county and Constables Association
A local judge recently denied the Jefferson County Deputy Constables Association's plea to the jurisdiction in litigation brought by Jefferson County. -
Brazoria County sued over jail inmate's death
GALVESTON � Brazoria County and its sheriff Charles Wagner are the targets of a federal lawsuit arising from the death of a jail inmate. -
Jefferson County sues Constables Association over arbitrator's decision
Seeking a judicial review of an arbitrator's "far-reaching" ruling, Jefferson County is suing the Jefferson County Deputy Constables Association. -
Electrical company says developer misrepresented role in condo project
GALVESTON - An electrical company claims a developer misrepresented itself as a prime contractor on a condominium project. -
Judge reinstates pot-growing attorney
McLemore, undated photo A local judge has reinstated local attorney Alan McLemore, who was arrested in Kountze on Feb. 8, 1995, for cultivating marijuana. -
Kansas attorney sentenced to prison for ripping off Beaumont investors
Four years ago, attorney Clifford R. Roth from Kansas thought he could make money off investors in Southeast Texas. Instead, his get-rich-quick scheme will cost him more than $2 million and almost four years of his life. -
Pearland teacher claims gender discrimination
GALVESTON � Alleging she was terminated from Houston Independent School District because of her gender, Pearland resident Romona R. Mayeaux is suing her former employer. -
New business licenses/assumed names issued in Jefferson County
New business licenses/assumed names issued in Jefferson County, April 28-May 4, 2011. -
Report: States use little tobacco settlement funds for related programs
Myers WASHINGTON (Legal Newsline)�Although states are raking in billions of dollars in revenue this year from the 1998 tobacco multistate settlement, officials are spending a paltry amount on antismoking efforts, a national report says. -
Case involving infection from chicken droppings moved to federal court
LUFKIN � An East Texas man who claims he developed a rare disease after chicken droppings from Pilgrim's Pride were used as fertilizer on his property has had the case moved to federal court. -
Child center sues to keep doors open
After several downscale reviews by the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services, Upscale Child Development Center is suing to keep its doors open.