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Restaurant Employee Sues Employer Over Severe Negligence Leading to Debilitating Injuries

By Southeast Texas Record |
Marvin Hicks has filed a lawsuit against Quotes Willowbrook Restaurant LLC along with its owners Kevin McCraw and Harold Steele for severe negligence resulting in serious injuries sustained during his employment. The suit seeks up to $250,000 in damages among other forms of relief.

Plaintiff alleges negligence against transport company after workplace injury

By Southeast Texas Record |
A Texas resident has filed a lawsuit against R&A Transport Inc., alleging severe negligence that led to significant personal injuries during a workplace incident in June 2024. The plaintiff seeks over $1 million in damages for physical pain, mental anguish, medical expenses, and lost earning capacity.

Fifth Circuit appeals court finds constitutional rights of minor parties in Texas were not violated

By Nicholas Malfitano |
NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has joined a lower federal court in finding that the constitutional rights of minor political parties and their candidates in Texas were not violated by numerous provisions of the Texas Election Code.

Post 80/20/30 Landscape? What is Next for the Hospitality Industry? on September 12, 2024

By The SE Texas Record |
On August 23, 2024, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals vacated the Department of Labor's 2021 regulations codifying the 80/20/30 rule.

AG Paxton sues Travis County, claims taxpayer funds were improperly used for voter registration efforts

By Nicholas Malfitano |
AUSTIN – State Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed legal action against the Travis County Commissioners Court, arguing that the government body improperly used taxpayer funds to employ a third-party organization to encourage voter registration efforts without having the lawful authority to do so.

Fifth Circuit laments federal government's failure to respond to citizens

By John O'Brien |
NEW ORLEANS - It's not her fault the federal government dragged its heels, an appeals court has ruled in reviving a white woman's discrimination lawsuit against a Houston hospital.

Where Are Care & Delivery Models Headed in 2025, and What Will Be the Impact on Real Estate Usage & Strategy? on September 10, 2024

By The SE Texas Record |
Real Estate attorney Jeff Calk will speak at the 15th Annual InterFace Healthcare Real Estate Conference hosted in Dallas.

Holland & Knight Welcomes Patrick H. O’Connor as Chief Business Development & Marketing Officer

By The SE Texas Record |
Holland & Knight announced that Patrick H. O'Connor has joined the firm as Chief Business Development & Marketing Officer (CBDMO).

Plaintiff blames neighbor for negligence after dog attack

By Southeast Texas Record |
Meena Singh has filed a lawsuit against Tracy W. Arthur alleging negligence after being attacked by Arthur's dog due to an inadequately maintained fence. Seeking damages under $250K for medical expenses and other losses, Singh aims for justice in Harris County District Court.

Texas Resident Sues Property Owners for Over $1 Million Following Severe Injury

By Southeast Texas Record |
Finney Clay has filed a lawsuit against Kenneth McGuyer and Susan Buddeke seeking over $1 million for severe injuries sustained due to alleged negligence on their property. The case highlights issues of improper equipment operation and premises liability.

Chemical Plant Explosion Victims Sue Employers for Negligence

By Southeast Texas Record |
Two workers have filed a lawsuit against Brock Services LLC, Brock Industrial Services LLC, and LyondellBasell Acetyls LLC following a catastrophic explosion at a chemical plant in La Porte, Texas. The plaintiffs seek compensation for severe injuries sustained during the incident on August 22nd.

Patron sues Chipotle Texas over Slip-and-Fall Incident

By Southeast Texas Record |
Vanessa G. Adams has filed a lawsuit against Chipotle Texas after slipping on a wet floor at one of its restaurants in Baytown last October. She seeks up to $1 million in damages for her injuries.

Tenant sues elevator company over malfunction causing injury

By Southeast Texas Record |
Sofia Sota has filed a lawsuit against Otis Elevator Company and other associated entities after an elevator malfunction left her seriously injured at her apartment complex in Houston. The suit seeks over $1 million in damages for alleged negligence and premises liability.

Oil Worker Sues NexTier Oilfield Solutions for Negligence After Severe Workplace Injury

By Southeast Texas Record |
Jaime Perez has filed a lawsuit against NexTier Oilfield Solutions LLC alleging negligence after falling into an uncovered pit at an oil well site resulting in severe injuries. The complaint details how NexTier's failure to secure a metal grate led to this dangerous condition causing significant physical harm requiring ongoing medical treatment.

Harris County Resident Sues Restaurant Chain Over Severe Injuries from Fall

By Southeast Texas Record |
Misty Lavoi has filed a lawsuit against Texas Roadhouse Holdings in Harris County District Court alleging negligence after slipping on a wet ramp outside their Houston location. The suit seeks compensation for medical expenses and other damages stemming from severe injuries sustained during the fall.

Local Resident Sues Fast-Food Giant Over Negligence Leading to Severe Injuries

By Southeast Texas Record |
Javier Ayala has filed a lawsuit against McDonald’s Restaurants of Texas Inc., alleging negligence after tripping over an unmarked sidewalk entrance ramp at one of its Houston locations. The suit seeks over $1 million in damages for medical expenses and other related costs.

Plaintiff alleges rental car company negligently leased reported stolen vehicle leading to wrongful arrest

By Southeast Texas Record |
Shelly Dore has filed a lawsuit against Elite Rent A Car Inc., claiming negligence after being wrongfully arrested while driving a rented vehicle previously reported as stolen by its former owner. The suit seeks damages exceeding $100,000 but not more than $1,600,000 for physical injuries and mental anguish caused by this incident.

Fast-Food Chain Sued Over Scalding Coffee Incident

By Southeast Texas Record |
Ricky Atamah has filed a lawsuit against Whataburger Restaurants LLC after suffering third-degree burns from scalding hot coffee at one of their drive-thrus. The suit seeks over $1 million in damages for negligence resulting in severe injuries.

Automotive Worker Sues Repair Shop Over Severe Workplace Injury

By Southeast Texas Record |
Cliff Henson has filed a lawsuit against River Oaks Automotive Center following a severe injury he sustained at work due to alleged negligence by his employer. The case seeks over $1 million in damages for physical pain, mental anguish, medical expenses, loss of earnings capacity among other claims.

Union Pacific Railroad accused of negligence leading to fatal accident

By Southeast Texas Record |
A lawsuit has been filed against Union Pacific Railroad following a fatal accident involving one of its locomotives. The plaintiffs allege negligence on part of the railroad company and its employees resulting in the death of Michael Joseph Weth.