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News published on Southeast Texas Record in July 2007

SOUTHEAST TEXAS RECORD

Monday, December 23, 2024

News from July 2007


Medical malpractice trial over premature surgery to begin Tuesday

By David Yates |
The medical malpractice trial of Darlene Spears vs. Dr. Carl J. Beaudry and Christus Health Southeast Texas is slated to begin in Judge Donald Floyd's 172nd District Court on July 10.

Moms blamed for teen's injuries

By David Yates |
While out with friends, Mary Schuldt's teenage daughter was physically injured. Now Schuldt is suing the other girls' mothers for allowing the teens to be out past curfew.

Daughter claims father is squandering mother's IRA

By David Yates |
Jennifer Turner More often than not, money is at the root of family conflict. That became evident in Jefferson County recently when a woman filed for a restraining order against her own father, whom she claims is squandering her incapacitated mother's retirement account.

TB patient waives jury, agrees to stay in hospital

By Marilyn Tennissen |
Lemone Yowman A Port Arthur man with tuberculosis waived a jury hearing set for Monday and agreed to remain in a hospital until his treatment is complete.

Wrecked Hyundai sold as new leads to fraud suit

By Marilyn Tennissen |
Ruthie Williams and Jo Beth Byerly purchased what they believed was a new 2006 Hyundai Sonata from Philpott Motors, which had obtained the car through a dealer trade with Billy Navarre Chervolet Honda Hyundai.

Widow files $3.5 M suit against crane company

By Marilyn Tennissen |
The wife of an iron worker crushed by a crane load says there is no way to determine the value of a "husband and good man," but she is seeking $3.5 million from the crane company that she claims is responsible for her husband's wrongful death.

Former Palms manager sues Pleasure Island Commission

By Marilyn Tennissen |
The clubhouse of the Palms at Pleasure Island Golf Course Since it opened in 2003, the Palms at Pleasure Island Golf Course has had to deal with erosion along the greens of the back nine and recurring problems with a series of course managers. Now one of the latest management companies is taking the city of Port Arthur to court over its contract to operate the 18-hole, 72-par course.

172nd Court District, Judge Floyd, July 1-31

By Carrie Gonzalez |
172nd court district

Legally Speaking: Summertime � The Silly Lawsuit Season

By John G. Browning |
Ah, summertime. For many of us, the very word conjures up images of fun and relaxation, a time of backyard barbecues and lazing by the pool, or enjoying the entertainment options provided by the local multiplex showing the latest and greatest in summer blockbusters and sequels galore.

Habash loses haberdashery over leaky roof

By David Yates |
Issa Habash lost most of his clothing inventory when Hurricane Rita's waters leaked through his garments shop's porous roof, a condition he claims he asked his landlord to remedy before the disastrous storm arrived.

The Record takes a holiday break from print edition

By Marilyn Tennissen |
Happy Fourth of July!

Inmate used fake gun in courthouse drama

By Marilyn Tennissen |
Andre David Leffebre Leading corrections officers to believe he had a gun, a federal inmate caused a shut-down of the Jefferson County Courthouse on Monday.

No time like the present to file suit

By David Yates |
Wasting no time, the very same day Michael Leidy and his children where in automobile collision, he filed a lawsuit against Timmy King, the driver who hit him, and King's employer, Great Guns.

Inmate with gun shuts down courthouse complex

By Marilyn Tennissen |
Beaumont police officers secured the Jefferson County Courthouse after an inmate with a gun held corrections officers hostage at the adjacent city jail. An inmate with a gun at the Beaumont city jail caused a tense morning at the Jefferson County Courthouse Monday.