News from September 2012
Woman sues doctor over botched varicose vein surgery
A woman has filed suit against the doctor who she claims failed to properly perform surgery on the varicose veins in her legs.
Woman sues to gain title to home
A Beaumont woman has filed suit against the former owners of her home, saying they failed to transfer the title in the home to her after she purchased it.
Woman sues mortgage company for release of insurance proceeds
A Beaumont woman claims her escrow company refuses to release more than $40,000 in funds received from her insurance company after Hurricane Ike struck the region and damaged the woman’s home in 2008.
Beaumont residents claim medical expenses after collision
Two Beaumont residents allege they incurred medical costs after a driver failed to stop at a red light, causing a collision.
Hardin County woman seeks $75K for under insured motorist claim
A Hardin County woman claims her insurance company refuses to pay her $75,000 for medical costs she incurred in a collision with an under insured driver.
Motorcyclist sues after being struck by Lexus
A motorcycle driver claims he sustained various injuries after a driver failed to yield the right-of-way and struck his vehicle.
Legally Speaking: When a picture is worth more than a thousand words
It’s often said that actions speak louder than words. Pictures, however, sometimes speak loudest of all.
Recent patent infringement cases filed in the Eastern District of Texas
Recent patent infringement cases filed in the Eastern District of Texas, Sept. 10-13, 2012:
Minor injured while playing on granite sculpture, father sues art museum
While playing on the interactive granite sculpture in front of the Art Museum of Southeast Texas, James Black, a minor, crushed his hand.
Female manager sues Tyson for age and gender discrimination
SHERMAN - A former Human Resources Manager has filed a lawsuit against Tyson foods claiming that the store committed age and gender discrimination by terminating her and replacing her with a younger, male employee.
Injured worker seeks to compel discovery with UPR
Plaintiff Frank Tucker has filed a motion to compel in his personal injury suit against Union Pacific Railroad.
