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News published on Southeast Texas Record in June 2014

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News from June 2014


Man sues driver over injury from bus accident

By Ben Hart |
A Jefferson County man is suing over claims he sustained injuries from a bus accident.

Driver sued by insurance company for smashing into parked car

By Ben Hart |
A local insurance company is suing a driver who ran into a parked car owned by one of its policyholders.

Jasper County man sues after injured in car wreck on Eastex Freeway

By Ben Hart |
A Jasper County man is suing over claims he sustained injuries from an automobile accident.

Jefferson County man sues after 2012 car accident

By Ben Hart |
A Jefferson County man is suing over claims he sustained injuries during an automobile accident.

Jefferson County woman sues after violently struck in car crash

By Ben Hart |
A Jefferson County woman is suing over claims she sustained injuries from an automobile accident.

Harris County driver sued after collision in Jefferson County

By Annie Cosby |
A Jefferson County man is suing over claims he was injured in a vehicle collision.

Slay Transportation sued after driver causes collision

By Annie Cosby |
A Louisiana man is suing over claims he was injured in a collision with a commercial tractor-trailer. 

DFW Vending sued for copying 'Baby Dolls' trademark

By Annie Cosby |
A Dallas company is suing over claims a Paris establishment has committed trademark infringement.

American worker in Iraq sues Emerson, Royal Dutch Shell over oil field injury

By Annie Cosby |
A man is suing over claims he was injured while working for an American company in Iraq.

Our View: Who could doubt the impartiality of a judge?

By The SE Texas Record |
“Did you steal those Air Jordans?” “No sir, officer.” “Okay, then, run along.”

Two Corpus Christi attorneys indicted for barratry

By Marilyn Tennissen |
A pair of Texas attorneys were indicted late last week in state court on felony charges that they illegally solicited clients in San Antonio

Woman files suit against truck driver for injuries sustained in crash

By Melody Dareing |
A woman is suing a truck driver for injuries she sustained in a traffic collision.

Houston ISD sued for disability discrimination over HIV status

By Annie Cosby |
A Harris County man is suing over claims he was the victim of disability discrimination in employment by Houston Independent School District.

White House | Black Market sued after checkout counter falls on customer's foot

By Annie Cosby |
A Galveston County woman is suing over claims she was injured when a mall store's checkout counter collapsed.

Capt. John sued after boat passenger injured in Galveston Bay

By Annie Cosby |
A Texas man is suing over claims he was injured on a boat in Galveston Bay.

Mass action lawsuit filed over alleged radioactive contamination in Harvey

By Lizzy Fitzsousa |
NEW ORLEANS – A mass action lawsuit involving alleged contamination of a Harvey neighborhood has been filed on behalf of hundreds of property owners.


Legally Speaking: Real life law — even stranger than fiction

By John G. Browning |
No matter what kind of plot twists, turns, and unexpected, you-didn’t-see-this-one-coming moments that you may see on television legal dramas like “The Good Wife,” they will never compare to the shocking moments that you can see on a regular basis in the legal world.


Plaintiffs’ attorneys say emails with judge show no bias; Hearing set to determine Dietz removal from school finance case

By Marilyn Tennissen |
The plaintiffs’ attorneys who traded emails with the judge say he isn't biased and should not be recused from presiding over the case to determine the constitutionality of the funding system for the public schools in Texas.