Reynolds seek $15 million suit in Taos carbon monoxide case to Albuquerque
The Reynolds family lawsuit over their son Steve's 1976 carbon monoxide incident, valued at $15 million, was dismissed in Taos and is expected to move to Albuquerque for venue. Guardianship and conservatorship were appointed, with most defendants and counsel concentrated in Albuquerque. The case also includes a separate $15 million action against the United States government for inspection failures.
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Taos County
Albuquerque
Charles
Lois Reynolds
Steve
Eighth District Court
Taos
Steve Natelson
Reynolds
First State Bank of Albuquerque
Natelson
Richard E. Ransom
James Duran
Taos Log Splittermaker Faces $50,000 Suit
Taos Equipment Manufacturers sued by Texas driver Larry Geisler after a forklift allegedly toppled a one ton load of steel, causing permanent hand injuries. He seeks 35,000 disability, 2,000 hospital, 4,850 lost earnings, and 12,850 total earnings. Other cases list two Taos women seeking 90,000 for a December 30, 1977 auto crash near Sleeping Bay. Yolanda and Marcel Velarde claim William Yeager was negligent. The Tennis Ranch of Taos and insurer Great American face a disability claim by Niraj Pande for total permanent disability and lifetime medical expenses.
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Taos Equipment Manufacturers
Texas
Larry Geisler
Ted
Taos Equipment
Taos
Sleeping Bay
Yolanda Velarde
Marcel Velarde
William Yeager
State Road
Tennis Ranch of
Niraj Pande
Pande
Great American Insurance
Dog bite case set for jury trial in Taos neighbor dispute
A dog bite case between Taos neighbors is scheduled for jury trial. In a separate district court matter, an Albuquerque man was ordered to pay $7,500 in damages in an animal related case.
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Taos
Albuquerque
Joseph K. Caldwell
Ephraim J. Chavez
Moises Mondragon
Pilar
Mondragon
Chavez
David Montoya
Helen
Francis Maestas
Karen
John Young
Young
Youngs
Ramming suit targets Taos man over promissory note
In District Court at Pueblo Cole, Helen Ho Marker and CW Marker sue former Taos attorney John Ramming now state official aide in Santa Fe. They seek 22 642 with interest and costs over a 4040 promissory note, alleging nonpayment from 1972. The case follows a prior embezzlement conviction linked to Ramming while with Brandenburg firm.
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Pueblo
Cole
Taos
John Ramming
Hamming
State Criminal Justice Department
Santa Fe
Brandenburg Law
Helen Ho Marker
Ramming
Markers
Settlement Reached in Builder Suit. Second Contractor Sued
A settlement was reached in a suit against Michael Reynolds doing business as World Energy Materials regarding a house in Las Colonias. Reynolds agreed to pay Janet Cannon $600 and take steps to seal and insulate the property or reflash the entire south wall if needed. A separate suit filed last month against Buell and Jean Pattison, trading as Rite Way Construction and Pattison Construction, seeks $6,000 for allegedly improper roof insulation that caused water damage to Davies residence.
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Aosuit
Las Colonias
Michael Reynolds
Reynolds
World Energy Materials
Janet Cannon
Cannon
Buell
Jean Pattison
Donn
Henrietta Davies
Davies
Pattisons
Rite Way Construction
Pattison Construction
BBB Elects Four To Board Of Local Chapter
Four businesspeople were elected to the board of directors of the local Better Business Bureau chapter. Anne Reyna owns Steyna adtian Shop, Bil Moles publishes High Country Profile, Jonni Randall owns Tandat Lumber, and Chris Mondragon runs Four Seasons Office Supply. The BBB reports on local businesses, with John Fare noting the bureau’s role in protecting communities from itinerant con men.
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The
Better Business Bureau
Anne Reyna
Steyna Adtian Shop
Bil Moles
High Country Profile
Jonni Randall
Tandat Lumber Company
Chiris Mondragon
Four Seasons Office Supply
Frustration pays off for couple in log home kit suit
Doyle and Irene Lamb won 3243 in damages from Rustic Tog Homes after a June 1978 build faced repeated failures with a misordered kit. District Judge Joseph KE Caldwell ruled the Lambs endured four days of assembly attempts with a crew of 14 then 12 before realizing the diagram was unusable and the wrong order had been sent.
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Red River
Doyle
Irene Lamb
Joseph KE. Caldwell
Lamb
Lambs
Oklahoma
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Renee Fourton
el Prado
BBB
John Fare
BHH
New Mexico
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the Plaza
Bent Street
At First
SLATE
Federal Reserve
Questa
FDIC
Sandia Hearing Aid Center
John B. Grainger
Kachina Lodge
Clayton N. Coleman
Satutony
Iesta
Max
Childrens
SHOE
Richard’s Health Spa
Carne
Adovada
Coronado Franks
U.S. Choice
Ator
Grabany Ocoee
Revert
Dela Graham
Hiway
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