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Benzene suit alleges exposure over 23-year career
BEAUMONT – A benzene suit has been filed against several companies, including Chevron, ExxonMobil, Texaco and Total Petrochemical. -
Benzene suit names two dozen companies as defendants, including BP, Chevron, Exxon
BEAUMONT – A recently filed benzene suit has named two dozen companies as defendants, a list that includes BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil and Texaco. -
Petition seeks man’s asbestos exposure history at Texaco
BEAUMONT – A petition was recently filed seeking a man’s asbestos exposure while employed by Chevron/Texaco. -
Asbestos suit against Texaco alleges exposure from 1954, man blames lung cancer on company
BEAUMONT – Texaco and two other companies have been named in asbestos lawsuit blaming them for a man’s lung cancer. -
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Trip and fall at gas station prompts customer to file lawsuit against business
HOUSTON – A South Houston man’s purported trip and fall at a gas station last year has resulted in legal action, according to recent Harris County District Court records. -
Provost Umphrey names 30 companies in benzene suit, plaintiffs seek more than $1M in damages
BEAUMONT - More than two-dozen companies have been named as defendants in a benzene lawsuit brought by a Warren couple seeking more than $1 million in damages. -
Asbestos suit faults Chevron, Exxon and nine others for man’s asbestos exposure
BEAUMONT – Nearly a dozen corporations have been named in a recently filed asbestos lawsuit. -
Benzene lawsuit names 21 companies for plaintiff’s alleged exposure in ‘60s
BEAUMONT – Chevron USA and 20 other companies have been named as defendants in a lawsuit alleging the plaintiff was exposed to benzene in the 1960s and 1970s. -
Texaco, dozen other companies hit with asbestos lawsuit
BEAUMONT – More than a dozen companies have been hit with a recently filed asbestos lawsuit. -
Benzene suit faults 21 companies for man’s exposure in ‘60s
BEAUMONT – More than 20 companies have been named as defendants in a benzene lawsuit brought by a man who was allegedly first exposed to the chemical in the 1960s. -
Benzene suit seeks damages for ‘consciousness of impending death’
BEAUMONT – Nearly two dozen companies have been named in a recently filed benzene lawsuit that is seeking damages for the plaintiff’s “consciousness of impending death.” -
Asbestos suit filed against Texaco in JC, firm of district judge candidate handling case
BEAUMONT – Texaco and several other companies have been named in an asbestos lawsuit alleging wrongful death. -
Asbestosis death result of employment with Texaco, suit alleges
BEAUMONT – An asbestos lawsuit has been brought against Chevron USA and Texaco. -
Widow brings benzene lawsuit against Chevron, Texaco
BEAUMONT – A widow recently filed a benzene lawsuit against Chevron USA and Texaco. -
Possible benzene suit to be brought against Texaco, others
BEAUMONT – A petition to perpetuate testimony has been filed against Texaco, Radiator Special and United States Steel. -
Benzene suit alleges exposure dating back to 1950s
BEAUMONT – ExxonMobil and Texaco have been named in a benzene suit alleging a deceased man’s exposure began in the 1950s. -
Texaco, Chevron USA hit with wrongful death, asbestosis lawsuit
BEAUMONT – Both Texaco and Chevron USA have been named as defendants in a lawsuit alleging wrongful death because of asbestos exposure. -
Texas AG Paxton nails 3 companies with Harvey price gouging lawsuits
AUSTIN – On Sept. 13, Attorney General Ken Paxton filed lawsuits against three Texas businesses, accusing them of unlawful price gouging while consumers were in need of fuel, shelter and other essentials as a result of Hurricane Harvey. -
Asbestos suit brought by man who worked at Texaco in 1947
BEAUMONT – A lawsuit alleging asbestos exposure has been brought by a man who worked at a Texaco facility in the 1940s. -
Texas Supreme Court -- Model of Judicial Integrity, Unlike California
The Texas Supreme Court has a unique structure, reflecting the state’s stubbornly independent-minded culture. Most state supreme courts have jurisdiction over civil and criminal cases and have seven (or fewer) members, who are appointed by the governor and face the voters — if at all — only for periodic “retention” elections. The Texas Supreme Court, in contrast, hears only civil appeals (criminal cases are decided by the co-equal Texas Court of Criminal Appeals) and has nine members, all of whom are subject to statewide partisan elections. The last feature is quite unusual; only seven states select judges in this manner. Despite this distinctive design, the Texas Supreme Court succeeds at steering a steady jurisprudential course in a cautious, low-key style.