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News published on Southeast Texas Record in February 2016

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News from February 2016


Patient blames Beaumont Eye for accident at medical plaza

By Robbie Hargett |
BEAUMONT - A Jefferson County woman is suing two Beaumont eye centers and a property owner, alleging negligence for injuries she says he sustained on their premises.

Mostyn secures order barring Boston Scientific from destroying evidence

By David Yates |
HOUSTON – A state district judge has issued an order prohibiting Boston Scientific Corp. from destroying suspect material used to make surgical mesh implants that allegedly have harmed thousands of women.

Using new tools to fight human trafficking

By Sen. John Cornyn and Rep. Ted Poe |
Earlier this year, U.S. Marshals announced the arrest of Rosain Moreno, a 27-year-old Pennsylvania man, who allegedly convinced a 13-year-old girl to run away from her parents and travel with him to South Carolina. Once the child was reported missing, police asked the U.S. Marshals Service Fugitive Task Force to get involved. Fortunately, they acted quickly, locating and arresting Moreno in South Carolina and bringing the young girl home safely.

Storms bring increase in claims but few complaints

By David Yates |
Story CopyWhile Texas weather catastrophes caused a huge jump in homeowner insurance claims last year, the number of complaints that sometimes follow are low in comparison.

Dismissed: Buzbee’s movie lawsuit

By David Yates |
A lawsuit brought by Houston attorney Anthony Buzbee claiming he was duped into investing a movie deal has been settled and dismissed.

State Farm triumphant following hailstorm trial over ‘8 to 14’ damaged roof tiles

By David Yates |
A federal jury recently found in favor of State Farm Lloyds in a suit brought by a Hidalgo County resident claiming the company failed to fully compensate him by paying to replace his cement tile roof following the March 29, 2012, hailstorm that swept through the area.

Texas man alleges ODFjell did not pay overtime

By Robbie Hargett |
HOUSTON - A Texas man is suing a Houston-based supplier to the liquid bulk chemical industry, alleging it did not pay him overtime wages.

Nacogdoches County man alleges Refinery Specialties did not pay overtime

By Robbie Hargett |
HOUSTON - A Nacogdoches County man is suing a Texas oilfield services company and its president, alleging they did not pay him overtime wages.

Gregg County woman blames CGI Gulf Coast Upstream for oil site accident

By Robbie Hargett |
MARSHALL - A Gregg County woman is suing an oil drilling company, alleging negligence for injuries she says she sustained at one of the company's oil sites.

Steve Mostyn’s on a losing streak

By The SE Texas Record |
Houston attorney Steve Mostyn must have been feeling cocky when he attended a hearing held by the Texas House Committee on Judiciary and Civil Jurisprudence back in 2010. The hearing, attended by tort reformers and trial attorneys, was called to address the problem of barratry in our state. 

American Valve granted summary judgment in discrimination suit

By David Yates |
BEAUMONT - American Valve & Hydrant Manufacturing, accused of discriminating against a black employee seeking punitive damages, was recently granted summary judgment.

Judge denies BISD’s loser pays motion in racial discrimination suit

By David Yates |
The Beaumont Independent School District lost its bid to dismiss a suit brought by an educator alleging deliberate targeted racial discrimination over a seven-year period.

Texas Attorney General calls out daily fantasy sports as prohibited gambling

By Annie Hunt |
AUSTIN — Attorney General Ken Paxton announced earlier this month that daily fantasy sports leagues constitute prohibited gambling in Texas, adding to the recent onslaught of allegations against the online sports community.

Data engineer alleges Geolog Americas failed to pay overtime

By Gene Johnson |
HOUSTON – A data engineer is suing a Houston logging company, alleging he and similar workers did not receive overtime compensation.

Recent patent infringement cases filed in the Eastern District of Texas

By John Suayan |
MARSHALL DIVISION Jan. 25 Numic Technology, LLC v. ZTE (USA) Inc. 2:16-cv-00078-RWS

JEFFERSON COUNTY 58TH COURT DISTRICT: MARCH 2016

By The SE Texas Record |
JEFFERSON COUNTY 58TH COURT DISTRICT :MARCH 2016 ALEXANDER ELECTRIC INC V.

New business licenses/assumed names issued in Jefferson County

By The SE Texas Record |
DBA: 1/22 - 1/29/2016 License #:2012 Assumed Name:K B L DISPOSAL Address:1413 HILL ST., NEDERLAND, TX, 77627 Owner Name:STELLY OVIDE III License #:2039 Assumed Name:4EVER ROLLIN CC BEAUMONT TX Address:1015 LINDBERGH, BEAUMONT, TX, 77707 Owner Name:BROWN LILLIE License #:2044 Assumed Name:BLISSFUL LAWNS Address:7655 PARK NORTH DR., APT.