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News published on Southeast Texas Record in February 2014

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News from February 2014


New business licenses/assumed names issued in Jefferson County

By Carrie Gonzalez |
License #: 2014002662

Our View: No room for more judge-bullies

By The SE Texas Record |
We don’t know if it was a late Christmas gift, an early Valentine’s present, or a combination of the two, but last Monday Gov. Rick Perry gave Galveston attorney Tony Buzbee something he always wants: his own judge.

Business sues over vehicles damaged in chain reaction crash

By Melody Dareing |
A League City businessman is suing a driver and the owner of a vehicle for damages to both his tow truck and the vehicle he was hauling.

Woman sues Walgreen's for minimum of $200K in damages

By Melody Dareing |
A Groves woman is suing Walgreen's over a fall in a store's doorway.

Bicyclist sues Denison police officer over abuse allegations

By Melody Dareing |
A bicyclist is suing a police officer and the city of Denison claiming the officer beat him while he was in custody.  He alleges the city allows that type of behavior and is seeking $1 million. 

Former worker sues industry over alleged discrimination

By Melody Dareing |
A Hispanic worker is suing his former employer claiming he was the victim of racial discrimination.

Cellular One accused of violating the Americans with Disabilities Act

By Thomas Kallies |
A cell phone sales woman who suffers from arthritis has filed suit against Cellular One claiming they would not accommodate her disability.

Legally Speaking: The power of belief

By John G. Browning |
Belief can be a powerful thing.  Sometimes, the law will, under certain circumstances, show deference to that belief, such as the individual who recently persuaded the Department of Motor Vehicles to allow him to have his driver’s license photo taken while wearing a spaghetti strainer on his head (he claimed to be a practicing “Pastafarian”).

Jefferson County 172nd District Court: Docket for March 2014

By Carrie Gonzalez |
ELBERT CHOATE ET UX V. DONALD PLUMMER ET AL

US Bank seeks court approval to foreclose on a home in Beaumont

By Thomas Kallies |
US Bank filed an Application for Home Equity Foreclosure in the Jefferson County District Court on Jan. 21. 

Gryphon USA Energy sued for unpaid business debt

By Thomas Kallies |
Versatile Marine Services Inc. filed suit in the Jefferson County District Court on Jan. 21, naming Gryphon USA Energy LLC as as the defendant. Versatile is suing Gryphon over a business debt.

Slip and fall at the Neighborly Store in Beaumont leads to lawsuit

By Thomas Kallies |
Dwight Talton filed suit in the Jefferson County District Court on Jan. 23, naming Overseas Enterprises USA Inc., doing business as Neighborly Store, as the defendant. Talton is suing over injuries he allegedly sustained when he fell at the defendant's store.

League City resident sued due to $50k unpaid business debt to gold company

By Thomas Kallies |
Ahron Lipski-Cohen filed a lawsuit in the Galveston County Circuit Court on Jan. 29, against Leslie Heratage Milici, doing business as Webster Precious Metals, over an allegedly unpaid debt. 

Couple sues former employers in asbestos lawsuit

By Melody Dareing |
A Texas couple is suing a number of businesses they claim contributed to an employee's lung cancer.

Lawsuit results after Texas Avenue car accident

By Whitney Brakken |
A man is suing after sustaining injury in a car collision on Texas Ave.

Fatal car collision results in lawsuit

By Whitney Brakken |
A League City resident is facing a lawsuit after allegedly causing a fatal car collision.

Rear end collision on I-45 results in lawsuit

By Whitney Brakken |
A man is suing after sustaining injury in a car collision.

Home owners sue alleging contractor caused water damage

By Whitney Brakken |
A contractor is facing suit after allegedly causing water damage in a home.

Bank sues heirs seeking foreclosure of Port Arthur home

By Ben Hart |
A bank has filed an order for foreclosure on a property in the city of Port Arthur.

Credit union files an order for foreclosure on Beaumont property

By Ben Hart |
A Jefferson County credit union has filed an order for foreclosure on a property in the city of Beaumont.