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News from March 2015



City of Houston claims immunity in HPD’s shooting of family dog

By David Yates |
The city of Houston is claiming immunity from a lawsuit filed after two police officers gunned down a family’s dog while responding to a disturbance call.

Applebee’s host steps on customer’s foot, $1M lawsuit follows

By David Yates |
Nearly a year ago, an Applebee’s hostess, while taking a step backwards, incidentally stepped on Carolyn Rhymes’ foot, causing her to loose her balance and fall to the floor.


Want to use our courts? Join the club!

By Southeast Texas Record |
It's not an unreasonable expectation. Sam's Club, the YMCA, and the community pool all insist on it.

Legal reform is good for Texas

By Chris Dickerson |
By HAZEL MEAUX

ExxonMobil dismissed from carpenter’s personal injury suit

By David Yates |
ExxonMobil has been dismissed from litigation brought by an area resident who claimed he was injured while working as a carpenter at the company’s Beaumont facility.

False representation suit against Watercraft Plus heading to trial

By David Yates |
Jury selection has begun in a lawsuit alleging the plaintiff was sold a damaged boat.

Asian energy business questions property judgment

By Carol Ostrow |
A Malaysian energy group has sued a Port Arthur man, alleging breach of duty in a property dispute.

Construction employee cited in auto accident

By Carol Ostrow |
A Jefferson County woman has sued a driver and his employer, alleging negligence in a 2014 accident.

Progressive settles, trial over underinsured motorist benefits cancelled

By David Yates |
Rather than go to trial, Progressive County Mutual Insurance opted to settle a suit seeking to recover underinsured motorist benefits.

Business owner alleges dealership fraud, conspiracy

By Carol Ostrow |
A Harris County businessman has sued an auto dealership and two individuals, alleging fraud.

Verizon alleges trespassing by power company

By Carol Ostrow |
A utility company has sued a power company, alleging property rights violation and breach of duty.

Billboard operator petitions city for post-hurricane rebuilding

By Carol Ostrow |
A billboard firm has sued Galveston's city government and zoning board in a advertising-related matter.

Accident leads to suit against Honda

By Carol Ostrow |
A Tyler couple has sued Honda, alleging liability in a 2014 accident that left the husband injured.

Burn victim accuses Chevron of negligence

By Carol Ostrow |
A Louisiana oil rig worker has sued Chevron, alleging premises liability in a Gulf of Mexico accident.

2 female restaurant employees allege sexual harassment

By Carol Ostrow |
Two female restaurant workers have sewed a restaurant owner, alleging workplace discrimination.

Truck driver alleges racial discrimination

By Carol Ostrow |
A Harris County truck driver has sued his company, alleging unlawful employment practices.

Tugboat employee alleges sexual harassment, retaliation

By Carol Ostrow |
A tugboat worker has sued his employer, alleging gender discrimination and employment law violation.

Jefferson County 58th Court District: May 2015

By Carrie Gonzalez |
NANCY L MCFARLIN ET AL V. OPTION ONE MORTGAGE CORP. ET AL