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Botched lawsuit leads to possible trouble for Houston plaintiffs firm
EL PASO - A Houston plaintiffs firm finds itself facing a legal malpractice claim from a woman who tried to sue the U.S. Postal Service for race and age discrimination.
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Black woman sues Baytown for racism, says cop went too far at Walgreens
HOUSTON - A Black woman is suing the city of Baytown, alleging she was "humiliated, insulted and then assaulted" by a racist police officer.
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Union Pacific faces wrongful death suit after high school student killed
HOUSTON - Union Pacific Railroad is blamed for the crash that killed a 15-year-old in southeast Houston.
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Murder over golf cart leads to wrongful death lawsuit against Asian supermarket chain
HOUSTON - A supermarket chain is blamed for the murder of an employee who caught thieves trying to steal a golf cart.
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5 new cases to know: Domino's accused of delivering nine stab wounds, plus more
A knife-wielding pizza man and the remains of two auto-accident victims are among the subjects in five new cases of interest in Southeast Texas.
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AG Paxton sues 3M, DuPont over PFAS for false advertising
AUSTIN - Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has hired private lawyers to push a new lawsuit against the makers of products that contain chemicals known as PFAS.
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5 new cases to know: Unwelcome nudes, discrimination alleged in Houston schools and more
Discrimination lawsuits from a homosexual teacher and a Black zoo-worker, plus a hotel guest allegedly disturbed by nude photos sent by its manager, are among five new cases of interest in Southeast Texas.
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5 new cases to know: Teacher sleeps with student and a fatal pastry
A lawsuit against the United Independent School District has followed criminal charges against a teacher who allegedly had sexual intercourse with a 13-year-old boy more than a dozen times. This is among five new cases of interest in Southeast Texas.
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5 new cases to know: $50M Wrongful death suit over last month's helicopter crash, plus more
A wrongful death lawsuit over the recent fatal helicopter crash in Houston is among five new lawsuits of note in Southeast Texas.
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5 new cases to know: Death on a golf cart, rhythm and bruise and more
HOUSTON - An R&B concert turns into a brawl, a gatekeeper pulls her gun and two wrongful death cases are among new lawsuits filed in Southeast Texas.
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5 new cases to know: Uber driver followed and shot, plus more
HOUSTON - A nightmare passenger for an Uber driver, a law firm's seven-figure fight and a Houston pharmacy taking on the DEA are among new lawsuits of note in Southeast Texas.
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Broken chairs, hidden cameras and SpaceX dirty water: 5 new cases to know
HOUSTON - Environmental advocates take on SpaceX's Boca Chica launch site and another woman comes forward with sexual assault allegations against a Spring physical therapist are among the stories from five recently filed cases in Southeast Texas.
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5 new cases to know: Is this joke from a Starbucks barista racist?
Recently filed cases in Southeast Texas include a possibly racist note left on the Starbucks order of a Black man, plus the murder of a British man in a Houston Airbnb.
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Dallas-based S2 Capital and CEO Scott Everett file defamation lawsuit against alleged fraudster Jakub Kostecki
Dallas-based real estate investment firm S2 Capital has taken legal action against an individual the company claims defamed the firm and its founder and CEO Scott Everett.
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J&J opting to put $6.5B settlement offer to claimant vote could end long-running talc products litigation
HOUSTON – Johnson & Johnson’s recent decision to put a $6.5 billion settlement offer to a vote by claimants in its long-running litigation over ovarian cancer injuries resulting from use of its talc-based products, may see the case end and a quicker financial recovery for plaintiffs.
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Paxton secures injunction against Biden private firearms sales ban, sues Labor Dept. over new union rule
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has secured an injunction to stop a new federal rule that unlawfully sought to curtail Americans’ constitutional right to privately buy and sell firearms.
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Paxton helps lead $700M settlement with J&J regarding talc products
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton helped lead a bipartisan coalition of 43 attorneys general that reached a $700 million nationwide settlement to resolve allegations related to the marketing of Johnson & Johnson’s baby powder and body powder products that contained talc.
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Suit claims H-E-B employee pushed train of carts into shopper
HOUSTON - A lawsuit seeking between $250,000 and $1 million in damages is alleging an H-E-B employee pushed a train of carts into a shopper.
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Man sues claiming he was injured during massage
HOUSTON - A man has filed a suit claiming his Father’s Day gift of massage ended up causing him a shoulder injury.
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Folded carpet results in trip & fall lawsuit against Sellers Bros.
HOUSTON - A trip and fall lawsuit seeking up to $1 million in damages has been brought against Sellers Bros.