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News published on Southeast Texas Record in December 2012

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News from December 2012


Personal injury lawyers rob Democrats of broader support

By The SE Texas Record |
By Sherry Sylvester

Texas residents sue for millions of allegedly unpaid oil revenues

By Kelly Holleran |
Texas residents allege a major gas company is denying them the rights to substantial amounts of money they should be making from the production of oil. 

Mother claims daughter died from complications of anesthesia

By Kelly Holleran |
The mother of a recently deceased woman claims her daughter died following surgery from complications associated with anesthesia. 

Latest lawsuits against insurance companies over storm damage claims filed in Jefferson County

By Kelly Holleran |
A total of three new lawsuits have been filed against insurance companies filed in Jefferson County, Dec. 17-21, 2012. 

New business licenses/assumed names issued in Jefferson County

By Stacie Yates |
License #: 82392

Patent lawyers doubt Apple v. Samsung will create precedent

By The SE Texas Record |
By BETHANY KRAJELIS

List spotlights year’s most ridiculous lawsuits

By The SE Texas Record |
By CHRIS DICKERSON

Jackson leaving EPA

By The SE Texas Record |
By CHRIS DICKERSON

Film documents business closure because of lawsuits

By The SE Texas Record |
By Chris Dickerson

Scented candle fire extinguished

By The SE Texas Record |
Everybody does something foolish once in awhile -- and most of us are tempted, occasionally, to look for a scapegoat. 


Former mail carrier says he was fired because of his age

By John Suayan, Galveston Bureau |
HOUSTON - A former mail carrier claims he lost his job because of his age, according to a lawsuit filed recently in federal court. 

Malpractice suit claims teen suffered brain damage from too much anesthesia

By Michelle Keahey, East Texas Bureau |
TEXARKANA - The family of an 18-year-old woman has filed a lawsuit that claims the new mother received negligent medical care that resulted in a permanent brain injury.

Suit filed after pregnant woman denied raise

By John Suayan, Galveston Bureau |
HOUSTON - Alleging Remedy Intelligent Staffing and Shell E&P Co. discriminated against her because she was pregnant, Kenah D. Alford has filed a lawsuit.

East Texas college sued for racial discrimination

By Michelle Keahey, East Texas Bureau |
MARSHALL - The former Student Activities Coordinator of an East Texas college has filed a lawsuit claiming that he was terminated after he complained about racial discrimination.

Turner Industries transfers sexual harassment case to federal court

By David Yates |
Turner Industries Group recently notice of removal in a sexual harassment case filed against the company.

Couple accused of hiding assets to avoid repaying $6M respond to discovery requests

By David Yates |
Defendants accused of hiding assets in order to avoid repaying millions of dollars in promissory notes recently responded to discovery requests made by Wells Fargo. 

Woman slips in restroom, sues Café Del Rio

By David Yates |
While in the restroom at a Mexican food restaurant in Beaumont, Shareka Broussard claims she slipped and fell. 

Recent real estate foreclosures filed in Jefferson County

By David Yates |
• DLJ Mortgage Capital has filed an application to foreclose on the property of Alberta Ridley, located at 9645 Meadowcreek Drive, Beaumont, Texas 77706. 

Frio County resident sues Nabors Industries for on-the-job injury

By David Yates |
Frio County resident Albert Bustamante has filed suit against Nabors Industries and Milagro Exploration for injuries he received two years ago.