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News published on Southeast Texas Record in January 2015

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Monday, November 25, 2024

News from January 2015


Obama should have been in Paris

By Staff reports |
By TED CRUZ

Man says he was hurt at tractor repair shop

By Annie Cosby |
A Jefferson County man is suing over claims he was injured on the premises of a tractor repair shop.

Obama Administration accused of withholding gulf fracking records

By David Yates |
In response to an unanswered public records request, an environmental agency turned to the courts Thursday in hopes of unearthing the extent of fracking currently taking place in the Gulf of Mexico.

Woman accuses employer of discrimination

By Annie Cosby |
A Harris County woman is suing over claims she was unlawfully forced to quit when her employer refused to accommodate her after surgery.

Builder says contract was wrongly terminated

By Annie Cosby |
A Galveston County builder is suing over claims a contract to build a home was unlawfully terminated.

Bank wants boat, other items

By Annie Cosby |
A bank is filing for the seizure of the boat, motor and trailer of a Jefferson County man due to an alleged defaulted retail installment contract.

Man says he was injured in collision

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

CityMortgage wants foreclosure on Port Arthur home

By Annie Cosby |
CityMortgage Inc. is petitioning for the foreclosure of a home on Jade Avenue in Port Arthur.

New business licenses/assumed names issued in Jefferson County

By Carrie Gonzalez |
Dec. 29-31, 2014

Bank wants to seize vehicle

By Annie Cosby |
A bank is filing for the seizure of a vehicle due to an alleged defaulted sales contract.

I-10 accident leads to lawsuit

By Annie Cosby |
A woman is suing over claims she was injured on Interstate 10 in a collision with an underinsured motorist.

Bank seeks to foreclose on Groves home

By Annie Cosby |
A bank is applying for an order to foreclose a Groves home.

Fall at refinery results in lawsuit

By Annie Cosby |
A worker is suing over claims he was injured at work when he fell through improperly laid out caliche.


Judge wipes $1.2M exemplary damage award in Hurricane Ike trial

By David Yates |
Judge Milton Shuffield, 136th District Court

Smith gets warm welcome to district clerk's office

By Marilyn Tennissen |
There’s a saying that when one door closes another one opens, and that’s true for Jamie Smith, who today closed the door on his job in the county clerk’s office only to open the door to leadership of the district clerk’s office.

Former assessor employee accuses Jefferson Co. of racial discrimination

By Annie Cosby |
A Jefferson County woman is suing over claims she was paid less by her employer based upon her race before being unlawfully terminated.

FedEx blamed for accident, injuries

By Annie Cosby |
A Texas man is suing over claims he was injured in a collision with a FedEx driver.

Woman says she tripped on rack at Reebok store

By Annie Cosby |
A Harris County woman is suing over claims she was injured when she tripped on a clothing rack in a Reebok store.

Galveston accident results in lawsuit

By Annie Cosby |
A Galveston County man is suing over claims he was injured in a car collision on Avenue O.