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News from March 2014


Lawsuit filed in Beaumont over car accident involving tractor-trailor

By Thomas Kallies |
A woman rear ended in Beaumont is suing over alleged injuries.

Texas Gas Service named in racial discrimination lawsuit

By Thomas Kallies |
An employee is suing her employer and co-worker claiming she was discriminated against because she was not black.

Suit against dealership claims defective truck caused wreck

By Thomas Kallies |
A faulty car is the basis for a lawsuit which allegedly left the driver injured.

Kay Jewelers sues credit card holder over outstanding balance

By Thomas Kallies |
Kay Jewelers is suing a customer who was issued a store credit card that has an outstanding balance. 

Employee files petition to investigate workplace injury at Valero refinery

By Thomas Kallies |
An employee allegedly injured at the workplace has filed a petition to depose her employer and gather information to determine if she should sue over he injuries. 

Man seeks $1M over fall at Mexican restaurant

By Thomas Kallies |
A Beaumont Mexican restaurant is being sued after a customer allegedly slipped, fell and was injured on the premises. 

Coin company suing former employee for allegedly violating non-compete agreement

By Thomas Kallies |
A business is seeking to enjoin a former employee from contacting current employees and interfering with its business relationships. 

Driver sued for negligence after allegedly causing car accident in Galveston

By Thomas Kallies |
A car accident in Galveston has led to a lawsuit.

IISG, Debusk Industrial Services sued after vehicle collision

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

Settlement reached in I-10 pileup wrongful death case

By Marilyn Tennissen |
A lawsuit filed on behalf of a couple killed in a massive pile up on Interstate 10 in 2012 has been settled. 

Defendants in Motiva explosion suit submit requested production

By Marilyn Tennissen |
A group of industrial defendants being sued over a man's injuries at a local refinery have submitted all written discovery requested by the plaintiffs. 

Texaco, Chevron named in mesothelioma suit

By Thomas Kallies |
A man's death from alleged asbestos exposure pulls Texaco and Chevron into court.

Don Julio's Mexican Restaurant sued over lease default

By Annie Cosby |
A Galveston County management company is suing a restaurant for failing to pay rent.

Allied Flare Inc. sued after vehicle strikes pedestrian

By Annie Cosby |
A Galveston County woman is suing over claims she was injured when a commercial vehicle struck her.

Galveston County driver sued after allegedly striking woman loading groceries

By Annie Cosby |
A Galveston County woman is suing over claims she was struck by a vehicle while loading groceries into her car.

Man sues after being struck in vehicle collision

By Melody Dareing |
A man is suing a driver after sustaining injuries in a vehicle crash.

Judge denies Dallas Co. request in MERS litigation

By Marilyn Tennissen |
A federal judge has denied Dallas County's request for reconsideration of a decision in favor of an electronic mortgage system, which it claims harms the county by denying filing fees. 

Candidates for Williams' seat in Dist. 4 to attend Beaumont forum

By Marilyn Tennissen |
The Beaumont Chamber of Commerce is hosting a forum for the Republican candidates of Texas Senate District 4.

Disciplinary board files barratry complaint against Texas representative

By Marilyn Tennissen |
A Texas attorney – and state representative – is the subject of a complaint by the state’s disciplinary board. 

Louisiana legislature takes aim at ‘patent trolls’

By Jessica M. Karmasek |
BATON ROUGE – Two bills pre-filed for the 2014 Louisiana legislative session are firmly aimed at patent ‘trolls,’ firms that specialize in bringing patent lawsuits.