The Yau Lawyer and the Bad Samaritans
Court records reveal a case involving The Yau Lawyer and a group labeled Bad Samaritans. Details indicate a dispute over legal services and alleged misconduct within a local jurisdiction.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1970
Page
14
The Bad Samaritan Fear of Liability Is Overstated
A public service feature explains that legal liability for helping others is rare when care is reasonable. It cites a case where two men aiding a fall victim were not liable after honest, careful effort. Caution may deter aid, but fear of lawsuits is not a valid reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bar Assn
State Bar of Texas
Will Bernard
Rites Held For Mrs. James 85 in Comanche
Mrs Carrie Jessie James 85 died March 7 in a local nursing home in Comanche. Services were held March 8 at Oak Lawn Funeral Home with Len Dalton and Rev John Wiles officiating. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery. Survivors include three daughters, a son in Albuquerque, grand and great grandchildren, and numerous stepchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Jessie James
Comanche
Oak Lawn Funeral Home
Len Dalton
Hamilton
John C. Wiles
Oakwood Cemetery
James
Gryale C. Pirkle
John FE. Huett
Donald R. Steele
Cary, Randy
Gene Parker
Dublin
Primitive Baptist Church
Bob Isham
A. BE. James
A. I
Isla Huett
Lessie Bear
Robby Luker
el Paso
Hollis
Albuquerque
N.M
Addie Isham
Hugh James
Evans
Thomas James
Alton James
Kerrville
A. E. James, Jr
Mattie Clemmer
Bernice Griffin
San Diego
Calif
Ruth Clemmer
Morenci
Ariz
Cleda Anderson
San Antonio
Card of Thanks for J. D. Warren
The family of J. D. Warren thanks all who offered prayers, friendship, gifts, food, flowers, cards and memorials. Mrs. J. D. Warren and Buddy extend appreciation. Also noted Stephenville Weekend visitors at Monselle O'Brien home were daughter and son in law Roy and Mrs Copelen Stephenville.
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J. D. Warren
Buddy
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Stephenville
Monselle O’brien
Roy Copelen
Texas Valley
Seamen Quasar I
Quasarom II
Motorola
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