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News published on Southeast Texas Record in April 2015

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News from April 2015


Shopper trips, sues Wal-Mart for damages

By Carol Ostrow |
An Orange County woman is suing a large national retailer for alleged breach of care in 2013.

Crew member sues employer for injuries, compensation

By Carol Ostrow |
A Houston resident brought a lawsuit against his employer for alleged liability in a 2014 matter.

Supplier says builder owes nearly $150K

By Dan Harkins |
A Texas City building supply company has sued a local builder, citing an outstanding bill.

Austin contractors allege unpaid bill

By Dan Harkins |
An Austin construction equipment firm has sued a contractor, alleging an unpaid bill.

La. man alleges offshore platform injuries

By Dan Harkins |
An offshore platform worker injured in a 2014 fall has sued the platform's owner.

Water tank fall results in suit

By Dan Harkins |
A couple who delivered a water tank have sued a water park and one of its employees for injuries allegedly suffered by the man when the tank fell due to an untrained forklift operator.

Customer blames Walmart for injuries

By Dan Harkins |
A customer has sued Walmart, alleging injuries suffered in a slip-and-fall accident.

Woman alleges injuries from fall at restaurant

By Carol Ostrow |
A Galveston County woman has sued a restaurant and its owners for a 2014 fall, citing negligence.

Seaman sues oil firms for stairway fall injuries

By Carol Ostrow |
GALVESTON – A Harris County worker brought a lawsuit against his employers for alleged negligence in a 2014 offshore accident.

Rig worker blames employer for accident

By Carol Ostrow |
GALVESTON – A Louisiana seaman is suing a Houston company for alleged negligence in 2014.

Insurance Council of Texas awards scholarships to 26 students

By David Yates |
The largest state insurance trade association in the country handed out more than two-dozen scholarships to Texas students this spring.

Recent patent infringement cases filed in the Eastern District of Texas

By David Yates |
MARSHALL DIVISION


Lamar substitutes counsel in professor’s tenure suit

By David Yates |
Lamar University recently substituted counsel in a suit alleging a professor was denied tenure because he opposed the use of Graduate Record Examinations (GRE) to screen incoming students.

Man sues city, officers alleging false arrest

By Carol Ostrow |
TYLER – A Van Zandt County resident is suing a municipality and two of its officials, alleging several counts of harassment in a 2012 series of incidents.

Ark. mother sues doctor, hospital for childbirth injuries

By Carol Ostrow |
MARSHALL – An Arkansas mother is suing a physician and a medical center for alleged medical malpractice.




A suit against the state can be a suit against the taxpayer

By Southeast Texas Record |
When a fellow citizen has a legitimate beef against city or state government – say, a challenge to an abusive use of the power of eminent domain or the arbitrary action of a licensing board – it's easy to feel sympathetic and to support the effort to rectify an apparent injustice.