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SOUTHEAST TEXAS RECORD

Friday, November 22, 2024

News from July 2012


Parents sue Chrysler after son suffers severe head injury in vehicle wreck

By Michelle Keahey, East Texas Bureau |
Embry TYLER - After their son suffered an incapacitating head injury in a vehicle crash, two Nacogdoches parents have filed a lawsuit for negligence against the vehicle's manufacturer.

Wrongful death lawsuit filed against Mazda after 17 year old dies in vehicle fire

By Michelle Keahey, East Texas Bureau |
Embry TYLER - A wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against Mazda following the death of a 17 year old whose vehicle struck a tree and caught fire.

Company sued for firing worker who called into work late

By Michelle Keahey, East Texas Bureau |
TYLER - A worker who called into work a hour late has filed a lawsuit against her employer for wrongful termination.

Just Filed: New cases in Harris County Courts

By Staff reports |
Just Filed: New cases in Harris County Courts, June 2012

Woman alleging denial of commission from $150M contract non-suits Signature

By David Yates |
Yeates One month after filing suit, Sheila Lindsey has non-suited Signature Industrial Services from her petition, which claimed the company denied her from collecting the 1 percent compensation she was owed after securing a $150 million contract.

Plant worker sues after filter basket falls on him

By David Yates |
Leger Area resident Terry Daigle is suing The Shaw Group for injuries he received when a filter basket fell on him.

Discovery still proceeding in downed power line suit

By David Yates |
Entergy recently filed a certificate of written discovery in litigation brought by Shelly Conner, whose son, Quantae, mowed over a downed power line, causing electricity to course through his body.

Passenger sues driver for crashing into house

By David Yates |
Fowler Port Arthur resident Willie LaDay III is suing Maribel and Said Nechar for injuries received when the vehicle in which he was a passenger crashed into a house.

Testimony sought in possible benzene suit against ExxonMobil

By David Yates |
Parks Fort Davis resident Saundra Lee has filed a petition to perpetuate the testimony of James Lee, who suffers from a benzene-related disease.

Woman steps in paint, slips and sues

By David Yates |
After slipping in paint two years ago, area resident Felisha Davis has filed a slip and fall suit against Kohl's Department Stores and Straightline Powerwashing and Striping.

DuPont seeks another continuance for asbestos retrial

By David Yates |
Floyd Still waiting on the ruling of a higher court, DuPont De Nemours has filed a motion for continuance for the retrial of an asbestos lawsuit.

Fifth Circuit lets ruling stand in asbestos lawsuit fraud case

By John O'Brien |
Reavley NEW ORLEANS (Legal Newsline) - The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has chosen not to revisit its recent decision that affirmed a fraud verdict against two Mississippi asbestos attorneys.

Pedestrian walking on shoulder gets sideswiped; seeks $1M in damages

By David Yates |
Worley While walking on the shoulder of a road, Warren Trahan was sideswiped by a commercial vehicle.

Slippery slop leads to suit against Floyd's Restaurant

By David Yates |
Alleging she slipped on slop at Floyd's Cajun Seafood and Steakhouse, Nederland local Cherie Owen has filed suit against the restaurant.

Parties designate expert witnesses in med-mal

By David Yates |
Sorrels Both the plaintiff and the doctor defendant who was sued last January have filed their designation of expert witnesses for a wrongful death medical malpractice case.

Man claiming injury while entering van settles suit

By David Yates |
McGuire An agreed final judgment has been entered in a suit claiming the plaintiff was injured when a van took off before he was completely seated.

Man trips over steel beam, sues Gulf Coast Machine

By David Yates |
Alleging Gulf Coast Machine and Supply negligently failed to warn him of the steel beam in his path, Selwin Douglas has filed a trip-and-fall lawsuit against the company.

Texas employers: Lawsuit reforms are good for business

By Marilyn Tennissen |
Lawsuit reforms are good for the Texas economy, according to a recent survey of employers in the state.

Texas Dept. of Aging and Disability sued for discriminating against deaf employee

By Michelle Keahey, East Texas Bureau |
Hale SHERMAN - A hearing-impaired state employee has filed a lawsuit against a Texas governmental agency for violating the Americans with Disabilities Act by terminating her under false pretenses.

New business licenses, assumed names issued in Jefferson County

By Stacie Yates |
New business licenses, assumed names issued in Jefferson County, July 5-11, 2012.