News from February 2014
Couple sues after injured in a car accident
A Jefferson County couple is suing over claims they sustained injuries after an automobile accident.
Local woman sues after injuries from bus accident
A Beaumont woman is suing over claims she sustained injuries after a collision with a school bus.
Jefferson Co. construction company sues former employee for fraud
A Jefferson County construction company is suing a former employee, claiming he stole money from the company on multiple occasions.
Orange Co. man suing former employer, claiming discrimination
An Orange County man is suing his former employer, claiming discrimination due to disability.
Bicyclist sues driver who allegedly hit her
A woman is suing after allegedly being struck by motorist while on her bicycle.
Kroger sued for negligence
A man is suing a large grocery store chain claiming he fell while shopping.
Torrent users sued over illegal downloads of 'Dallas Buyers Club' movie
Makers of the movie "The Dallas Buyers Club," are suing unknown defendants who have allegedly illegally shared and downloaded the movie online.
Texas company sues Apple for allegedly infringing on touchscreen patent
MARSHALL (Legal Newsline) — A Texas-based company is suing Apple Inc. in federal court, accusing the maker of the popular iPhone and iPad of patent infringement.
Coon writes about 'irony and agony' of BP settlement in recent column
In a recent column, Beaumont attorney Brent Coon takes on the BP class settlement.
Jury in Newman beating trial finds BPD officer acted with malice
The beating of a man during a traffic stop six years ago has left one former Beaumont Police officer with a jury ruling he acted with malice and reckless indifference.
Former Texas SC justice speaks about qualities voters should look for in judicial candidates
AUSTIN, Texas (Legal Newsline) – The Texas Civil Justice League has released a new video of former Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Tom Phillips discussing the importance of electing qualified judges in Texas.
TLR endorses the re-election of Texas SC justice Phil Johnson
HOUSTON (Legal Newsline) – A legal watchdog group recently endorsed the re-election of Justice Phil Johnson, a Republican, to the Texas Supreme Court.
Umphrey using his firm, his bank to fight Target over data breach
Beaumont plaintiff’s attorney Walter Umphrey is using his law firm and his bank to fight Target over the retailer’s massive data breach.
Carnival hit with more suits over failed Triumph cruise
Another group of passengers who were stranded for days at sea when their cruise ship broke down has filed a lawsuit against Carnival.
Texas Tribune to host discussion with Deshotel, Ritter
A Texas news service is hosting an event with local lawmakers to discuss the last legislative session.
Galveston County woman sues after a car accident
A Galveston County woman is suing over claims she sustained injuries from a car accident.
Galveston County woman sues former boyfriend for stealing a car
A Galveston County woman is suing her former boyfriend, claiming he broke a contract they made together regarding a vehicle purchase.
Man sues rehabilitation center for broken femur
A Brazoria County man is suing over claims a rehabilitation and nursing home's negligence caused serious injuries.
Mostyn is treasurer of a multimillion dollar super PAC
HOUSTON (Legal Newsline) – Thought to be a “super lawyer” by some groups, Houston attorney Steve Mostyn also doubles as a treasurer of a super PAC.
