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News published on Southeast Texas Record in May 2010

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News from May 2010


Trial against Conn's continued, again

By David Yates |
Vujasinovic For the second time this year, a personal injury trial against Conn's Appliances has been continued.

Ship worker claims injury from raising mast

By John Suayan, Galveston Bureau |
GALVESTON - After injuring his back while erecting a ship's mast, Francisco Calzoncit has filed suit against his employer.

Cardinal Drive crash leads to suit

By Kelly Holleran |
A Chambers County woman has filed suit against the driver who she claims failed to control her speed, crashing into the rear of a vehicle in which the woman rode.

Woman claims neck, back injuries after being rear-ended

By Kelly Holleran |
A Port Arthur woman claims she sustained injuries to her neck, back and body after a driver rear-ended her vehicle.

Mother and son sue driver, owner over auto collision

By Kelly Holleran |
A Beaumont woman claims she incurred medical costs after a driver failed to yield the right-of-way.

Cleaning company left behind gunky mess, injured woman claims

By Kelly Holleran |
A Port Arthur plant worker claims an industrial cleaning company left behind a mess that caused her to fall down the stairs, permanently injuring her knee.

Refinery workers claim termination part of cover up

By John Suayan, Galveston Bureau |
GALVESTON - Workers at a Texas City refinery are suing Mobley Industrial Services Inc. and BP, claiming they were terminated for refusing to cover up a hazardous chemical leak.

Suit claims driver disregarded signal

By Kelly Holleran |
A Beaumont man has filed suit against the driver he claims disregarded a traffic signal and struck his vehicle.

Bank sues men to recover loan payments

By Kelly Holleran |
A bank claims a Liberty County man and an Osceola County man have failed to make payments on their loans.

Woman sues Texas Workforce over unemployment benefits

By John Suayan, Galveston Bureau |
GALVESTON - A Galveston County woman has filed suit against her former employer and the Texas Workforce Commission over unemployment benefits.

Father sues over minor's injuries

By David Yates |
On behalf of himself and his minor son, Jonathan Hickey has filed suit against Leon Shaunesey Sr. for allegedly causing an automobile collision.

Injured railroad worker sues BNSF

By John Suayan, Galveston Bureau |
GALVESTON - A railroad worker is suing BNSF Railway Co. over injuries he reportedly sustained on the job.

Truck dumps load on motorist, driver sues

By David Yates |
A Louisiana resident is suing a truck driver and the owners of the truck after it dumped its load on her vehicle.

Improper lane change leads to suit

By David Yates |
Orange resident Larry Polk has filed suit against Lake City Trucking and its employee, Kelvin Levi, who allegedly hit his vehicle while changing lanes.

Vidor Man sues insurance agent for uncoverd leaky plumbing

By David Yates |
Todd Lee is suing his Farmer's Insurance agent, Daniel Priest, for alleging neglecting to procure for him a policy for water damage.

Bike riding couple sue driver for rear-end wreck

By David Yates |
Mark and Kimberly Gautreaux are suing Harold Bean IV for allegedly slamming into the rear of their motorcycle.

Jacksonville minister sues city, police over 2008 raid

By Michelle Massey, East Texas Bureau |
Robert James Fox After being arrested for illegal drug possession in 2008, Robert James Fox is suing the Jacksonville police department claiming that they violated his civil rights.

Laid off employee sues Galveston hospital

By John Suayan, Galveston Bureau |
GALVESTON - Claiming he was compelled by Shriner's Hospitals for Children to sign a contract which ultimately did not apply to him, a Galveston man is suing the non-profit medical organization to recover lost earnings.

Woman claims relationship led to police harassment

By John Suayan, Galveston Bureau |
GALVESTON - A Galveston County woman alleges she was terminated from her job with the city of Texas City last year because she ended a relationship with her supervisor.

Much doo doo about nothing

By The SE Texas Record |
Doesn't it seem like folks are screaming, "Enough already" more and more lately, what with bureaucrats and regulators and micro-managing busybodies assailing us with their cautions and caveats, advisories and admonitions?