Recent News About Gray
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JH Capital Group claims that it is owed more than $6,000
A company is seeking more than $6,000. -
Amko Fence-Kenner LLC claims that it is owed more than $67,000
A company claims that it is contractually owed more than $67,000. -
Tower Loan trying to collect on debt from Jefferson Parish man
GRETNA – A loan company claims that a Jefferson Parish customer owes more than $2,000. -
New Orleans councilman suspended from law practice 2nd time in 3 years
New Orleans attorney and city councilman James Austin Gray II has been suspended for the second time in three years following a Jan. 29 Louisiana Supreme Court disciplinary proceeding after he allegedly failed to respond to an official complaint. -
Driver allegedly looking for lighter pushes other car into tree
GRETNA –A woman claims that a driver caused her to drive into a tree. -
Man sues hotel over temperature of hot water in shower
GRETNA –A man claims a hotel's water was too hot and resulted in a physical injury. -
Women sue Harrah's for alleged bed bug attack
NEW ORLEANS – Two women claim that they were attacked by bed bugs in their hotel room. -
Tower Loan of Thibodaux seeks damages of more than $2,000
GRETNA – A loan company is seeking damages for more than $2,000 from a Jefferson Parish resident. -
Loan company alleges customer owes more than $2,500
GRETNA –A loan company is suing a customer, alleging he owes more than $2,500. -
Orleans Parish man claims he was injured when elevator fell
NEW ORLEANS – A man claims he was injured when an elevator fell while he was in it. -
New Orleans city councilman awaits decision on second suspension from practicing law
Only months before voters take to the polls to decide whether to re-elect New Orleans City Councilman James Gray, the Louisiana Supreme Court has handed Gray another suspension from practicing law. -
Enterprise Plaza claims tenants owe over $17,000 for unpaid rent, charges
NEW ORLEANS – A company is seeking damages from Orleans Parish residents for a breach of a lease contract. -
Gulfco of Louisiana claims Jefferson Parish man defaulted on payments
GRETNA – A loan company is seeking damages for sums due of more than $2,000 from a Jefferson Parish resident. -
Insurer files suit against Coca-Cola Bottling Co. United after fire at Baton Rouge store
BATON ROUGE – The insurer of a Baton Rouge property alleges it paid more than $200,000 for damages caused by a fire that originated behind a soda pop cooler. -
B&L Transportation Inc. alleges buses have defective brakes, engines
NEW ORLEANS – A Larose company claims it purchased defective school buses and has been damaged. -
Debt collector alleges Marrero resident owes over $1,700
GRETNA – A debt collector is seeking damages for an open account. -
Southern Poverty Law Center blames Louisiana for public defense insufficiencies
Meredith Angelson, a senior staff attorney for the Southern Poverty Law Center [SPLC], blames the state for issues with Louisiana’s public defender system’s handling of poor defendants. -
Gap Farms claims town of Arcadia violated its constitutional rights
SHREVEPORT – The owner of a property in Bienville Parish alleges that a permit to construct a barrier has been unlawfully withheld. -
Louisiana lawmaker: Legacy oil lawsuits slow job growth
MORGAN CITY — A Louisiana state representative attributes the state's slow job recovery to its backlog of legacy lawsuits against the oil industry. -
Federal district court to hear NAACP's minority-judgeship lawsuit
NEW ORLEANS — An NAACP lawsuit alleges that Terrebonne Parish's system of selecting judges violates the U.S. Voting Rights Act, and its aim of creating a minority-based judicial district is to be heard at Louisiana’s federal district court on March 13.