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News published on Southeast Texas Record in November 2014

SOUTHEAST TEXAS RECORD

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News from November 2014


Credit union says business owes more than $123K

By Ashley Perry |
A credit union is suing over claims a Jefferson County business and its owner have failed to pay promissory notes.

Highway 105 wreck results in lawsuit

By Ashley Perry |
A Jefferson County man is suing over claims he was injured in a collision on state South Highway 105.

Autozone says appraisal wasn't fair

By Ashley Perry |
A Jefferson County business is suing over claims its property was unlawfully appraised in excess of similarly situated properties.

Beaumont man says property wasn't properly appraised

By Ashley Perry |
A Jefferson County man is suing over claims his Beaumont property was excessively appraised by the Jefferson County Appraisal District.

Bledsoe: Recent recount effort ignores bigger issue

By The SE Texas Record |
By Dan Bledsoe

Florida news service calls Mostyn ‘biggest mystery’ of 2014 election cycle

By David Yates |
Over the past year, the Southeast Texas Record has reported on the sizeable donations Houston attorney Steve Mostyn kept bestowing upon Charlie Crist, who unsuccessfully sought to return to the Florida governor’s mansion as a Democrat this year.

Recount shows Smith still winner of district clerk race

By Marilyn Tennissen |
After a recount of the votes in the race for Jefferson County District Clerk, the winner of the election remains the same.

Our View: It's time for Republicans in Congress to neuter the EPA

By Southeast Texas Record |
In an administration known for its cavalier attitude about the law, the EPA is one of the most lawless of agencies.

New business licenses/assumed names issued in Jefferson County

By Carrie Gonzalez |
Nov. 10 - 14, 2014

Man seeks property tax deferment while in prison

By Ashley Perry |
A Jefferson County man requested deferment of property taxes while he is incarcerated.

Homeowners association, loan company want quick foreclosures

By Ashley Perry |
A Jefferson County homeowners association filed suit for speedy foreclosure on property in Beaumont.

AMG accuses three companies of contract breach

By Ashley Perry |
A Jefferson County company filed suit against three other companies, citing breach of contract.

Apartment complex says appraisals are unfair

By Ashley Perry |
A Jefferson County apartment complex owner filed suit against the appraisal district for alleged unfair appraisal practices.

Jefferson County 58th Court District: January 2015

By Carrie Gonzalez |
JOSEPH MASON ET AL V. PHILLIP CHARLTON


Ninth District denies stay of Nabors Drilling wrongful death trial

By Marilyn Tennissen |
A drilling company was hoping to get a stay on an upcoming wrongful death case against, but an appeals court has denied its request.

Man accuses Metro of racial discrimination

By Ashley Perry |
A Galveston County man filed a discrimination suit against his former employer.

Holding company says borrower owes nearly $20K

By Ashley Perry |
A debt collection company filed suit against a borrower for alleged breach of contract.

Bicyclist blames company, driver for collision

By Ashley Perry |
A Galveston County man filed suit against the owner and the operator of a vehicle that allegedly struck him while he was riding a bicycle.

Refinery says former employee attacked another

By The SE Texas Record |
A Galveston County refinery filed suit against a one-time employee for his alleged attack on another employee.