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Founded in March 2007, we cover the state district courts in Jefferson, Orange and Galveston counties as well as the federal courts of the Eastern District of Texas. Read more at setexasrecord.com

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06/06/2024

HOUSTON - A trip and fall lawsuit seeking up to $1 million in damages has been brought against Sellers Bros.

06/06/2024

AUSTIN - The Texas Supreme Court recently found that two plaintiffs offered evidence that TxDOT intentionally destroyed their trees, remanding the inverse condemnation claim to the trial court for further proceedings.

06/05/2024

HOUSTON - The 14th Court of Appeals yesterday affirmed a ruling denying the city of Houston governmental immunity from a lawsuit alleging a police officer caused an automobile collision.

06/04/2024

AUSTIN – Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched a data privacy and security initiative, establishing a team focused on enforcement of Texas privacy laws.

06/04/2024

HOUSTON - A lawsuit against Helix Energy Solutions Group is alleging a man was injured when he fell while exiting from the bathroom to the bedroom.

05/31/2024

Lex Machina has released over 40,000 cases involving First Amendment litigation, achieving its full civil rights coverage

05/31/2024

HOUSTON - Harris County Attorney Christian D. Menefee is formally petitioning the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) to update its air quality rules to comply with federal law.

05/30/2024

HOUSTON - The 14th Court of Appeals today affirmed a final judgment dismissing a defamation lawsuit brought by Dr. Mary Talley Bowden, who publicly voiced her opposition on vaccine mandates, against Houston Methodist Hospital.

05/30/2024

HOUSTON - Fiesta Mart has been hit with a lawsuit claiming a shopper tripped over a cart in the middle of an aisle.

05/29/2024

HOUSTON - A League City trampoline park that was hit with a suit last August alleging a “lack of supervision” resulted in a child’s injury hit back yesterday, arguing that the parents had a duty to supervise.

05/29/2024

HOUSTON - A March 2025 trial has been slated in a lawsuit claiming a Bar Louie waitress dropped a heavy skillet on a woman’s head from the second floor.

05/28/2024

HOUSTON - The First Court of Appeals recently affirmed a summary judgment win favor of Buc-ee’s in a slip and fall lawsuit.

05/23/2024

HOUSTON — A lawsuit has been filed against Advantek Waste Management Services and Drillwell following a saltwater disposal plant explosion that injured several workers.

05/22/2024

HOUSTON - Texas counties are apparently not people, at least when it comes to health care liability claims, according to the 14th Court of Appeals.

05/22/2024

AUSTIN - The Third Court of Appeals today reversed the denial of a motion to dismiss under the Texas Citizens Participation Act – a motion brought by the Texas Tribune and several other media defendants.

05/22/2024

HOUSTON - A lawsuit is alleging that a man was shot and killed at a Primos Food Store by a man who was allowed to remain on the premises despite the danger he posed.

05/21/2024

AUSTIN - Sworn complaint information filed with the Texas Ethics Commission is not subject to the Public Information Act and may not be disclosed to a legislator requesting the information, Attorney General Ken Paxton recently opined.

05/20/2024

AUSTIN – Attorney General Ken Paxton is seeking an injunction to enjoin a charity’s alleged “continued illegal alien harboring, operation of a stash house, and operations as a whole.”

05/20/2024

AUSTIN - The Texas Supreme Court concluded on Friday that Attorney George Fleming has been “judicially estopped” from establishing an essential component of a summary-judgment motion seeking to dismiss malpractice claims over his handling of fen-phen litigation.

05/16/2024

HOUSTON - A woman is claiming a doormat at a Family Thrift Center was not positioned for safe footing or to soak up water, and that the rainy weather should have alerted the store to the potential hazard.

05/16/2024

HOUSTON - The 14th Court of Appeals today reversed an order granting Houston Methodist Hospital’s motion to dismiss a med-mal lawsuit, finding that the plaintiffs’ expert report was sufficient under Chapter 74 of the Texas Civil Code.

05/16/2024

AUSTIN - The Supreme Court of Texas recently wiped a $12 million dollar jury award in a lawsuit over a collision with a tractor-trailer, finding that counsel for the plaintiffs crossed a line with “an uninvited accusation of discriminatory animus.”

05/15/2024

HOUSTON - The First Court of Appeals yesterday affirmed the dismissal of claims in a Winter Storm Uri lawsuit brought against Homeowners of America MGA and Homeowners of America Insurance Company.

05/15/2024

HOUSTON - Texas companies were ordered to pay out $3,703,058,833 stemming from nuclear verdicts in 2023 – the second-highest statewide total across the nation, according to a Marathon Strategies report.

05/14/2024

AUSTIN - When it comes to private mental hospitals, a county may require medical facilities that are not governmental entities to pay application filing fees, according to Attorney General Ken Paxton.

05/14/2024

HOUSTON - A personal injury lawsuit seeking more than $1 million in damages has been brought against CenterPoint Energy and United Locating Services of Texas.

05/14/2024

HOUSTON - A man is alleging he slipped and fell near a Whole Foods salad bar after a security guard who was allegedly beating a homeless man pushed him for trying to stop the attack.

05/09/2024

Houston attorney can’t escape lawsuit lender’s suit over $2M debt

05/08/2024

HOUSTON — Harris County Attorney Christian D. Menefee has filed a lawsuit on behalf of Harris Health, alongside Trinity Gardens and Kashmere Gardens Super Neighborhood councils, against the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ).

05/08/2024

HOUSTON - The 14th Court of Appeals yesterday affirmed a ruling denying the St. Joseph Medical Center’s motion for arbitration in a lawsuit claiming a woman was wrongfully terminated from the hospital after reporting a mental health patient sexually assaulted her.

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