Investment company alleges Bacliff tenant failed to pay lease
GALVESTON — An investment company is suing a Bacliff tenant who has allegedly abandoned the property and failed to pay his lease.
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Recent patent infringement cases filed in the Eastern District of Texas, Apr. 15-19, 2019
Apr. 18 TYLER DIVISION 6:19-cv-00152-JDK PARITY NETWORKS, LLC V. PALO ALTO NETWORKS, INC.
Customer alleges car restoration company failed to properly fix Jeep
GALVESTON — A Brazoria County man is suing a Kemah car restoration company, alleging failure to restore his Jeep as represented.
Jefferson County 58th District Court Docket for June 2019
ANTONYA HERNANDEZ vs. BRANDY LYNN ARCIVA ET AL
Houston company alleges clients failed to make monthly payments
HOUSTON — A Houston company is suing clients, alleging failure to make monthly payments.
T-Mobile employee alleges he was terminated due to medical complication
TYLER — A longtime employee is suing T-Mobile, alleging he was terminated due to a medical complication.
Consumer alleges debt collection agency harassed her
HOUSTON — A Houston woman is suing a debt collection agency, alleging she was repeatedly called even after she requested that the calls stop.
Radiographer alleges negligence led to slipping on stairs on offshore platform
GALVESTON — A Louisiana man is suing operators of an offshore platfrom worksite, alleging he was injured due to slipping on stairs.
Buzbee files $5M suit against Houston Mayor, Clear Channel over billboard ads
HOUSTON – The attorney who wants to be Houston’s next mayor is suing the city’s current mayor over billboards he claims are a campaign violation.
Father alleges school district's negligence led to son's stabbing death
HOUSTON — A Harris County man is suing a school district, alleging his son was killed after he was attacked by another student.
Worker alleges negligence after falling through open hole on offshore oil platform
GALVESTON — A Louisiana man is suing operators of an offshore oil platform worksite, alleging he was injured when he fell through an open hole.
Attorneys not entitled to percentage of woman's monthly annuity payments, suit asserts
HOUSTON – A state district lawsuit questions whether three area attorneys are entitled to a percentage of monthly annuity payments from the daughter of a deceased client of theirs.
Traveler alleges plaza's negligence caused fall at truck stop
TEXARKANA — A Tennessee woman is suing a Mount Vernon travel plaza, alleging she was injured when she fell at a truck stop.
Customer accuses credit reporting company of unfair practices
TYLER — A consumer is suing a credit reporting company, alleging unfair practices in relation to his credit score.
Customer alleges aquarium restaurant's negligence led to broken ankle
HOUSTON — A Bexar County woman is suing a Houston aquarium and restaurant, alleging she fractured her ankle due to a dangerous condition.
Cornyn meets with Texas Access to Justice Commission, vows to fight for funding for Legal Services Corporation
U.S. Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) recently met with a group from the Texas Access to Justice Commission to discuss future funding for the Legal Services Corporation.
Consumer alleges she was constantly harassed by debt collection agency
HOUSTON — A Porter woman is suing a debt collection agency, alleging harassment.
Real estate company alleges League City tenant failed to pay to pay off balance
GALVESTON — A real estate company is suing a League City tenant alleging, failure to pay more than $2,500 in balance due.
Dump truck worker alleges ladder malfunction caused injuries
HOUSTON — A Harris County man is suing a truck manufacturer, alleging that he was injured irreparably due to a ladder malfunction on a dump truck.
League City building owner alleges tenant owes more than $40,000
GALVESTON — A League City property owner is suing a tenant, alleging failure to pay more than $40,000 in obligations.
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