ADT Security Not Liable For Texas Robbery
In 2007, Van Peterson Fine Jewelers in Irving, Texas, was broken into. More than $1 million in merchandise was stolen.
Monthly Archives: November 2012
U.S. Bans BP From New Contracts
News outlets reported on Wednesday that the U.S. government had instituted an indefinite ban on the company from acquiring new federal contracts.
Insurance Settlements Could Be In Millions
An insurance agent in Beaumont told the Houston Chronicle on Monday that he believed the settlements stemming from the Thanksgiving Day I-10 pileup in southeastern Texas could total millions of dollars.
Thanksgiving Pileups Take Lives
Due to unusually thick fog in the area around Beaumont early Thursday morning, four separate pileups occurred along both sides of I-10 in southeastern Texas last week.
Pinnacle Hip Implants Pose Huge Risks
New evidence has emerged to suggest that undergoing a hip replacement surgery of any kind can be extremely risky.
Waco Pileup Injures Seventeen
On Monday, a horrific 13-car pileup occurred on I-35 less than 20 miles outside of Waco, Texas, leaving 17 people injured and one dead.
Gulf Oil Rig Explosion
An oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico exploded on the morning of Friday, November 19, leaving four employees in the hospital with burns and two workers dead.
Train Collides With Parade Float
In a tragic accident last Thursday, four veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were killed when the parade float they were on was impacted by a train as it crossed the tracks in Midland, Texas.
BP Settles With U.S. Government For $4.5 Billion
News broke yesterday that British Petroleum, the U.K. oil giant, would pay the U.S. Department of Justice $4.5 billion and admit culpability in the 2010 Deepwater Horizon accident.
Highest Rate of Thanksgiving Home Fires In Texas
The Lone Star State leads the nation in house fires on Thanksgiving Day, according to a recent press release from State Farm.
