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News published on Southeast Texas Record in July 2017

SOUTHEAST TEXAS RECORD

Friday, April 11, 2025

News from July 2017


Transworld Systems Inc. accused of violating debt collection law with repeated phone calls

By Philip Gonzales |
BROWNSVILLE – An Eagle Lake consumer alleges a Pennsylvania-based debt collector harassed him with phone calls.

Man alleges trailer purchased at Holiday World of League City LLC had water leak, mold

By Noddy A. Fernandez |
GALVESTON – A Pearland man alleges a Keystone RV-manufactured travel trailer he purchased is defective.

Southern Tubular Services LLC inspector alleges he is owed unpaid overtime

By Noddy A. Fernandez |
HOUSTON – A senior inspector for a Texas corporation has filed a class-action lawsuit against his employer over allegations of unpaid overtime wages.

University of Texas Medical Branch alleged to have failed to pay for nurses' missed meal periods

By Noddy A. Fernandez |
GALVESTON – A Galveston County woman employed as a nurse alleges that she and other nurses worked during meal times without appropriate compensation.

Jury reaches verdict, awards Eidos $4.1 million in LCD patent complaint

By Laura Halleman |
YLER – A Texas jury awarded Eidos Display LLC and Eidos III LLC $4.1 million in damages in a lawsuit where it was found that an LCD panel maker knowingly violated a patent in the screen making process.

Appeals court rules in favor of Willis in traffic camera suit

By Shanice Harris |
WILLIS – The Court of Appeals for the 9th District of Texas at Appeals at Beaumont has reversed an order and rendered judgment in favor of the city of Willis in a lawsuit regarding its use of red light cameras.

Barri Money Services alleges it is owed more than $15,000 for loan

By Noddy A. Fernandez |
GALVESTON – An Alto individual and a Texas corporation are alleged to have failed to pay a loan in full.

Security systems worker blames owners for dog attack

By Philip Gonzales |
HOUSTON — A Harris County security systems provider is suing the owners of a Houston dog care business, alleging negligence led to a dog attack on the plaintiff.

Harris County tenants allege landlord breached agreement

By Philip Gonzales |
HOUSTON — A Harris County couple is suing a Spring landlord, alleging breach of a residential lease agreement.

Couple accuses timeshare brokers of negligent misrepresentation

By Philip Gonzales |
GALVESTON — A Katy husband and wife are suing timeshare brokers, alleging negligent misrepresentation.

Production operator alleges packaging company failed to provide for disabled

By Philip Gonzales |
SHERMAN — A Dallas man is suing a consumer packaging company, alleging failure to uphold Americans with Disabilities Act regulations.

Project engineer accuses employers of sex discrimination

By Philip Gonzales |
SHERMAN — A Trophy Club project engineer is suing aerospace equipment providers, alleging sex discrimination and retaliation.

Federal judge finds TC Heartland argument ‘unpersuasive,’ wants patent suit on East Texas docket

By David Yates |
TYLER – The U.S. District Court for Eastern Texas, a favorite venue for patent litigation, will hold on to at least one more patent lawsuit for the time being, as a federal judge recently found a defendant’s TC Heartland argument “unpersuasive.”

Former League City city manager lost job over ethics complaints against mayor, lawsuit alleges

By John Suayan |
GALVESTON – A federal lawsuit accuses the City of League City and Mayor Pat Hallisey of violating a former city manager’s First Amendment rights.

Customer blames Tomball Wal-Mart for injuries

By Noddy A. Fernandez |
HOUSTON — A Harris County customer is suing Wal-Mart, alleging negligence caused her to suffer injuries.

Transgender engineer accuses Phillips 66 of sex discrimination

By Philip Gonzales |
HOUSTON — A transsexual woman is suing Phillips 66, alleging sex discrimination.

Texas JP suspended after sexting in courtroom, using bailiff to buy drugs

By David Yates |
HOUSTON – The Texas Supreme Court recently suspended a Harris County justice of the peace following accusations that she sexted while in the courtroom and used her bailiff of buy drugs.

Widow blames nursing home facility for husband's death

By Philip Gonzales |
Sheridan resident accuses nursing home facility of wrongful deathHOUSTOB — An estate representative is suing Sugarland Management LLC d/b/a Sugar Land Health Centre, nursing home facility, citing alleged gross negligence, assault and intentional infliction of emotional distress.Carol Boehme, individually and on behalf of the estate of Kevin Boehme, deceased filed a complaint on July 17, in the Doddridge Circuit Court against the defendants alleging that they failed to provide 24-hour nursinf srvices.According to the complaint, the plaintiff alleges that, in 2000, she as a result of defendant's negligence, Kevin Boehme developed bedsores, and infections.

Former teacher accuses Houston school district of discrimination

By Philip Gonzales |
HOUSTON — A former teacher is suing the Houston school district, alleging race and age discrimination and retaliation.

Jefferson County 136th District Court Docket: August 2017

By John Suayan |
CASE: SUSAN MANUEL vs. GWENDOLYN LEJUNIE COUNSEL: DANE ALEXANDER DENNISON – P, JOSHUA HEINZ – D