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News published on Southeast Texas Record in January 2019

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News from January 2019


Oil and gas company implicated in lawsuit after diabetic worker perishes on the job

By John Suayan |
HOUSTON – The law firm Hilliard Martinez Gonzalez LLP in Corpus Christi has filed a lawsuit on behalf of a Williamson County family whose patriarch perished on the job last November from a “severe and fatal diabetic complication.”

Pizza Hut employee alleges injuries from slip and fall, court papers blame leaking sink

By John Suayan |
HOUSTON – A Pizza Hut employee has filed a personal injury lawsuit against the Plano-based restaurant chain, claiming she experienced an on the job slip and fall incident almost two years ago.

Apple user sues tech giant over FaceTime bug

By John Suayan |
HOUSTON – Barely a day after it warned users about a bug with its FaceTime app, Apple finds itself the target of a local man’s product liability lawsuit.

Caregiver associate raises sexual harassment claims against assisted living facility operators

By John Suayan |
HOUSTON – A pair of assisted living facility operators have been named in an employee’s sexual harassment lawsuit, recent Harris County District Court records show.

Woman fired from sales director position for taking leave for open heart surgery, court papers say

By John Suayan |
HOUSTON – A business specializing in ISO shipping container services has been sued for wrongful termination by a former employee who took time off last year to undergo a major medical procedure, recent Houston Division of the Southern District of Texas records show.

Convenience store, others named in woman's trip and fall complaint

By John Suayan |
HOUSTON – A Montgomery County woman has filed a lawsuit in response to an alleged trip and fall incident she experienced last year at a convenience store in Giddings, recent Harris County District Court records show.

Consumers allege motorhome they purchased from Ron Hoover Cos. of Houston is defective

By Kristine Gonzales-Abella |
HOUSTON – Two Harris County consumers allege a motorhome they purchased was not repaired, renovated or restored per an agreement.

Vice president alleges E. E. Reed Construction failed to transfer ownership as stated in agreement

By Kristine Gonzales-Abella |
HOUSTON – A Sugar Land company is alleged to have failed to honor an employment agreement with a Harris County man.

Former managing director files age discrimination suit against Unum Group

By Kristine Gonzales-Abella |
SHERMAN – A Plano man alleges he was terminated from his job as a managing director for a Dallas office and his age was a factor.

Couple files suit against Cypress Fairbanks Medical Center over alleged issues after cataract surgery

By Kristine Gonzales-Abella |
HOUSTON – A Harris County man alleges he was injured after cataract surgery because of the negligence of medical facility and two physicians.

Psychiatric technician alleges age was factor in termination from Texas Harris County Psychiatric Center

By Kristine Gonzales-Abella |
HOUSTON – A former psychiatric technician alleges she believes her age was a factor in her alleged wrongful termination from University of Texas Harris County Psychiatric Center.

Executive alleges A2 Holdings failed to pay entire bonus

By Kristine Gonzales-Abella |
HOUSTON – A company executive alleges he was not paid the full amount of his bonus as outlined in an agreement.

JC auto collision suit against settles before trial

By David Yates |
BEAUMONT – An automobile collision lawsuit settled days before its trial date.

‘Meritless’ whistleblower suits are under attack

By The Record |
Football fans will tell you that not every whistle blown or flag thrown by a referee represents a genuine infraction of the rules. Some calls are reviewed and overturned. Fans will also tell you that obvious violations are sometimes not seen by the officials, or even ignored. (Just ask a New Orleans Saints fan.)

Ferguson’s Cody Dishon becomes one of youngest board certified attorneys in Texas history

By David Yates |
BEAUMONT – At age 30, Cody Dishon has accomplished a lot. He is a partner at the Ferguson Law Firm and was recognized statewide as a Rising Star as a litigator. He made his mark in 2018 for his work in helping achieve multiple million-dollar results.

9th District rules woman not entitled to attorneys' fees in property dispute

By Charmaine Little |
BEAUMONT – A state appellate court ruled that a lower court was correct in denying a woman's claim for attorneys' fees in a suit against her stepfather over the ownership of a property.

Jeffrey Simon gratified by 'opportunity to help people who deserve help and really need it'

By Karen Kidd |
DALLAS – A Dallas-based attorney who has been a trial lawyer about 25 years had no difficulty during a recent interview naming his proudest achievement as an attorney.

Property owner alleges Sunrise Certified Services' work was defective, failed to meet requirements

By Kristine Gonzales-Abella |
HOUSTON – The owner of a Missouri City property damaged by a tornado in 2017 alleges a contractor he hired performed defective work.

Former employee files discrimination complaint against Shell Federal Credit Union

By Kristine Gonzales-Abella |
HOUSTON – A Deer Park woman alleges her age and gender were factors in her termination from a credit union.

TEXAS OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL: AG Pax­ton Announces $120 Mil­lion Set­tle­ment with John­son & John­son for False­ly Mar­ket­ing Hip Replace­ment Devices

By Press release submission |
Attorney General Ken Paxton announced that Texas will receive $8.5 million as part of a $120 million multistate settlement with Johnson & Johnson and its DePuy Orthopaedics unit resolving alleged unfair and deceptive marketing of two hip replacement devices.