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News published on Southeast Texas Record in March 2013

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News from March 2013


Investors claim to have lost money in restaurant deal

By Kelly Holleran |
The investors in a restaurant franchise claim they were duped out of money and stand to lose more thanks to the actions of another group of investors, according to a recent lawsuit.

Jefferson County 58th District Court: Docket for April 2013

By Carrie Gonzalez |
EDELMIRA RHODES ET AL V. GABRIEL ROGELIO HERRERA ET AL

Lawsuit: Sam's East fired woman because of race

By John Suayan, Galveston Bureau |
HOUSTON - A Harris County woman claims Sam's East Inc. fired her because she is black, recent court documents say. 

Brazoria Co. man claims HISD fired him for reporting wrongdoing in police department to Harris Co. DA

By John Suayan, Galveston Bureau |
HOUSTON - A Brazoria County man has filed a whistleblower lawsuit against the Houston Independent School District after he lost his job with its police department, recent court documents say. 

Motorcycle riders sue following tractor-trailer collision

By Michelle Keahey, East Texas Bureau |
MARSHALL - A Texas couple has filed a lawsuit against a trucking company claiming that one of its employees failed to yield its tractor-trailer at a stop sign and collided into their motorcycle. 

Marketing company sued for invoicing business after contract expired

By Michelle Keahey, East Texas Bureau |
MARSHALL  - A direct marketing business has filed a breach of contract lawsuit against a marketing company for continuing to send invoices for several months after their contract expired.

Harris Co. resident claims sheriff's deputies wrongfully detained him

By John Suayan, Galveston Bureau |
HOUSTON - Harris County resident Jimmy Osborne alleges deputies with the Harris County Sheriff's Office wrongfully accosted him almost two years ago and has filed a lawsuit.

Hunter sues after crossbow amputates part of finger

By Michelle Keahey, East Texas Bureau |
TYLER -- After his crossbow amputated part of his finger, a Collin County man has filed a lawsuit claiming that the manufacturer of the crossbow is negligent for failing to provide an appropriate guard to protect users' fingers.