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SOUTHEAST TEXAS RECORD

Wednesday, November 27, 2024

News from 2015


RadioShack will pay entire value of unredeemed gift cards

By David Yates |
Attorney General Ken Paxton recently announced that a settlement has been reached with the former RadioShack that will see it pay the entire value of unredeemed gift cards.

Shopper sues Walmart, alleging pallet trip caused injuries

By Carol Ostrow |
A Jefferson County resident is suing Wal-Mart Stores Texas LLC, alleging negligence and liability for personal injuries allegedly sustained during a 2013 shopping trip.

Beaumont attorney files price-fixing suit over canned tuna in Cali federal court

By David Yates |
The leading providers of canned tuna are conspiring together to keep prices high, or so claims a recent lawsuit filed in a northern California federal court.

Harris County woman sues secretary of homeland security, alleging discrimination

By Robbie Hargett |
A Harris County woman is suing the secretary of the department of homeland security, alleging discrimination in job selection.

Former cook sues Los Arcos Mexican Restaurant & Sports Bar, alleging unpaid overtime

By Robbie Hargett |
A Denton County woman is suing her former employer and its corporate officer, alleging unpaid overtime wages.

Louisiana man sues Wood Group PSN Inc., GOM Shelf LLC over on-the-job injury claims

By Emily Moore |
A Louisiana man is suing two Austin companies, claiming he was injured while working.

Bed Bath & Beyond sues Texarkana landlords over claims of continued parking lot disrepair

By Robbie Hargett |
Bed Bath & Beyond is suing its landlords in Texarkana Pavilion over claims they have not maintained common areas as outlined in the original lease agreement.

Dietary supplement maker sues competitor

By Molly English-Bowers |
A Humble dietary supplement business seeks a temporary injunction and, ultimately, a permanent injunction, against a competitor its says is ignoring a contract.

ACE Insurance sues clients

By Robbie Hargett |
An insurance company is suing a group of clients, alleging it should not be held responsible for defending the group as part of a separate lawsuit.

Hot Shots owner sues another Hot Shots, alleging copyright infringement

By Molly English-Bowers |
A restaurant company using the name Hot Shots Bar and Grill is suing another Hot Shots Bar and Grill, alleging the identical names and marketing strategies infringe on the plaintiff's ability to conduct business.

Bankcard Services sued over allegations of discrimination

By Robbie Hargett |
A Harris County man is suing his former employer over claims of discrimination resulting in his termination.

Independence Oilfield Chemicals sued over unpaid overtime allegations

By Robbie Hargett |
A Texas man is suing his former employer, Independence Oilfield Chemicals LLC, over claims it did not pay overtime wages.

Disabled Latino worker charges ex-employer with discrimination

By Carol Ostrow |
A disabled Harris County man is suing his former employer, alleging civil rights violation, disability discrimination and retaliatory discharge in his job loss.

Will Cornyn and Cruz stop the flood of judicial vacancies in Texas?

By Natalie Knight and AFJ Dorot Fellow |
Over the weekend, Eastern District of Texas Judge Michael Schneider announced that he’ll leave active duty and take “senior status” in January 2016.

Mitratech expands legal services with acquisition of CaseTrack

By David Yates |
The Austin-based Mitratech, a provider of enterprise legal management solutions, recently announced the acquisition of the CaseTrack product line from Economic Analysis Group – its second acquisition of a solution provider in the past two months.

Halliburton Energy Services Inc. sued over claims of unpaid overtime wages

By Robbie Hargett |
A Lafourche Parish, La. man is suing his former employer, a Harris County oil drilling company, over claims of unpaid overtime wages.

E & L Transfer sued over unpaid overtime wages allegations

By Robbie Hargett |
A Texas man is suing his former employer, E & L Transfer, over claims of unpaid overtime wages.

Texas man sues Schlumberger Technology, alleging unpaid overtime

By Robbie Hargett |
A Texas man is suing oil and gas industry technology supplier Schlumberger, alleging unpaid overtime wages.

Former employee sues Car Wash Etc. claiming FLSA violation

By Carol Ostrow |
A Houston area woman is suing her employer alleging violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act prior to and during 2015.

Ex-employee sues Americana Café for allegedly owed overtime wages

By Carol Ostrow |
A restaurant worker is suing his former employer, Americana Café, and its principal chef, alleging violation of labor law in a 2014 wage dispute.