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News published on Southeast Texas Record in February 2015

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News from February 2015


Beaumont collision results in lawsuit

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

Texas SC orders plaintiffs to pay Wells Fargo’s attorneys fees

By David Yates |
A dispute between two home-equity borrowers and Wells Fargo ended with the Texas Supreme Court reinstating an award of more than $116,000 in attorney’s fees to the lender.



Potential wage class action brought against Staples

By David Yates |
A Texas delivery driver for Staples has brought a proposed national class action against the Fortune 500 Company for alleged overtime and minimum wage violations.

Czech-Tex kolaches are baked in tradition

By U.S. Sen John Cornyn |
AUSTIN – They’re tender, doughy pastries with Old World European roots that are being called one of the “it” foods of 2015 by the likes of Bon Apetit magazine.

Trial over auto collision on Highway 69 starts

By David Yates |
Sparks


Before going to court, Kiri Martin should have slept on it

By Southeast Texas Record |
"What's the point of having this superb military you're always talking about if we can't use it?"

Appeals court wipes $2.6M judgment in case stemming from contamination litigation

By David Yates |
Justices seated on Texas’ 14th Court of Appeals recently wiped a $2.6 million award in favor of Southeast Texas Environmental.

Okla. man blames company, driver for wreck

By Annie Cosby |
An Oklahoma man is suing a Texas man and company over claims the Oklahoman was injured in an auto collision.

Two Mexican men file federal accident lawsuit

By Annie Cosby |
Two men from Monterrey, Mexico, are suing a Florida man over claims and personal injury resulting from a collision between two tractor-trailer trucks.

Galveston Co. couple files benzene suit

By Annie Cosby |
A Galveston County husband and wife are suing several petrochemical companies over claims the husband contracted chronic lymphocytic leukemia from dangerous chemicals he came in contact with on the job.

Woman says insurer didn't cover as promised

By Annie Cosby |
A Galveston County woman is suing an insurance company over claims the defendant failed to provide the coverage promised in her insurance policy.

Guardian sues care center over alleged negligence

By Annie Cosby |
A Galveston County woman is suing a nursing home and its management company over claims they provided negligent care for a 54-year-old man under the plaintiff’s legal guardianship.

Construction company wants paid for go-kart facility

By Annie Cosby |
A League City construction company is suing over claims it has not been paid for building an indoor go-kart facility.

Woman says her rights were violated during arrest

By Annie Cosby |
A Houston woman is suing Harris County and the sheriff's office over claims her constitutional rights were violated during a search of her home and her arrest.

Man says acne medicine not properly labeled

By Annie Cosby |
A Hardin County man is suing Wal-Mart and a pharmaceutical company over claims they failed to properly warn him that the acne treatment BenzaClin could cause ulcerative colitis.

Six file racial discrimination suit against restaurant

By Annie Cosby |
Six Harris County residents are suing over claims they were unfairly treated by their employer due to their race.

Hotel chain files trademark suit

By Annie Cosby |
A hotel chain is suing to settle a trademark dispute.