Recent News About City of Vidor
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Discover Bank has filed suit against Vidor resident Paul Sergeant, seeking to collect on a past due account.
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A Jefferson County jury recently found that plaintiff Melissa Stapleton's late husband was the negligent party causing the automobile collision that ultimately killed him.
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A Vidor woman is suing three individuals and an insurance company for an automobile collision she was in two years ago.
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Seeking to recover a manufactured home, Green Tree Servicing has filed suit against the home's recipients, Mildred and Horace Loe.
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Alleging their long-time insurance agent misrepresented their policy, Bruce and Rhonda Gunstream filed suit against Sybil Fortenberry and her employer.
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Nearly two years ago, Michelle Singletary was a passenger in a vehicle traveling on Highway 12 in Vidor when Daniel Burgess allegedly failed to yield the right of way and caused an automobile collision.
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Claiming she was rear-ended, Kristen LaFleur has filed suit against Richard Raley II.
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Orange resident Larry Polk has filed suit against Lake City Trucking and its employee, Kelvin Levi, who allegedly hit his vehicle while changing lanes.
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U.S. Bank has filed suit against Vidor resident Tony Hannon in order to recover a manufactured home.
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Jay Hilton, a Beaumont resident, has filed suit against AAB Transportation and one of its truck drivers, Roderick Dickerson, who allegedly sped through a construction zone and struck his vehicle.
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A motorcycle rider has filed suit against a Vidor resident for entering his lane and causing him to wreck.
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Michael Guidry, a Vidor resident, has filed suit against his Bridge City neighbor, Charles Nixon, for allegedly running a stop sign and causing an automobile collision.
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Neff Rental has filed suit against Henry Norris and his business, H&T Construction, hoping to collect on a debt.
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Robert Evans has filed suit against Sandifer Gas and Service and Marcus Sandifer, a truck driver employed by the company, for an automobile collision that transpired nearly two years ago.
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A Vidor woman has filed suit against the driver who struck her and the couple who insured and owned the vehicle.
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A Vidor couple is suing a real estate company and its agents after discovering what they claim is evidence their new house had been damaged by previous fire, a fact the couple says was not disclosed to them before the purchase.
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Aimee Varner drowned while swimming at Smith Lake in Vidor last summer.
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Becky Quinn and her children gathered Aug. 14 for the official dedication of the soccer fields named in honor of her late husband, attorney Cris Quinn. A soccer field named in honor of a Beaumont attorney will celebrate what the man loved in life, rather than remind the community of the tragic circumstances of his death.
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What began as a family visit ended in a lawsuit after a woman fell in a driveway in Vidor.
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The owner of a "fully restored" car in "immaculate condition" is seeking damages for repair of the car as well as his medical expenses after a collision.