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News published on Southeast Texas Record in January 2015

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News from January 2015


Man fights to keep two houses from being torn down

By Annie Cosby |
A Jefferson County man is suing to prevent the city of Beaumont from demolishing two houses he owns.

Motorcyclist files personal injury suit

By Annie Cosby |
A Hardin County man is suing over claims he was injured when a car struck his motorcycle.

Contractor seeks more than $60K

By Annie Cosby |
A Harris County electrical supplier and distributor is suing a contractor and the company it worked for, allegedly for failing to pay for materials supplied to a construction project.

Houston council candidate says fundraising rules unconstitutional

By Annie Cosby |
A Houston City Council candidate is suing over claims a city ordinance limiting fundraising is unconstitutional.


Chanel says Houston company selling fake products

By Annie Cosby |
Chanel Inc. is suing over claims a Houston company is continuing to sell counterfeit products using Chanel's trademarks.

CitiMortgage wants to foreclose on Beaumont home

By Annie Cosby |
A bank is seeking to foreclose a Beaumont property on Mel Sha Lane.

Man claims boat repairman installed used parts

By Annie Cosby |
A Galveston County man is suing over claims his boat sustained costly damages due to a repairman allegedly installing used parts.

Kemah collision results in lawsuit

By Annie Cosby |
Two Texas residents are suing over claims they were injured in a collision when another driver allegedly ran a red light.

Bank seeks to foreclose on Beaumont home

By Annie Cosby |
A bank is seeking to foreclose a Beaumont property.

Greyhound drops appeal of $780K exemplary award

By David Yates |
At the request of Greyhound Lines, the Texas Ninth Court of appeals on Thursday granted a motion to dismiss appeal.

Texas SC to decide whether to reinstate $2.6M asbestos verdict against Dow Chemical

By David Yates |
An issue of a property owner’s liability for independent contractors is presently before the Texas Supreme Court and could determine whether a $2.64 million asbestos verdict against Dow Chemical stands.

City of Beaumont to be non-suited in case over scheduled demolition of home

By David Yates |
The city of Beaumont will soon be non-suited from litigation brought by a Jefferson County man who sued the city in order to save a home he purchased from demolition.

JC Bar continues call-in legal help with 2015 dates

By Staff reports |
The public can now get free answers to basic legal problems by calling a special phone number once a month and speaking to a volunteer attorney.

La. man says he was hurt on drilling barge

By Annie Cosby |
A Louisiana man is suing over claims he was injured aboard a drilling barge.

Man blames coffee truck wreck for injuries

By Annie Cosby |
A Jefferson County man is suing over claims he was injured in a collision with a coffee delivery truck.

Roofer owes Yellowbook, suit claims

By Annie Cosby |
A company is suing a roofing company for alleged breach of contract.

Contractor says church didn't pay

By Annie Cosby |
A Jefferson County contractor is suing over claims it was not paid for construction work at a church.

Family files accident lawsuit after two are injured

By Annie Cosby |
A Jefferson County family is suing over claims two members were injured in a collision, allegedly caused by a minor driving a car.

Fla. man accuses Houston PD of wrongful arrest

By Annie Cosby |
A Florida man is suing over claims he sustained extensive damages after being wrongfully arrested and accused of shoplifting.