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Constitutional Challenge, Official/Qualified Immunity, Sec. 1983

Officers and City not liable in Taser death case says 5th Circuit.

November 13, 2013rhenry12598Leave a comment

  Williams v. City of Cleveland, Mississippi No. 12-60759 (5th Cir. September 25, 2013)(Order publishing opinion dated October 31, 2013) This is a Taser related death case where the 5th Circuit affirmed the dismissal of the City and individual officers on immunity
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Litigation, TTCA

Treating Physician’s listing on disclosures sufficient to allow testimony of causation says 4th Court of Appeals.

November 8, 2013rhenry12598Leave a comment

  City of Laredo v Limon, No. 04-12-00616-CV (Tex. App. – San Antonio, November 6, 2013). This is a TTCA automobile accident case where the City of Laredo appeals a trial verdict where a treating physician was permitted to testify as to
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Constitutional Challenge, Elections

U.S. 5th Circuit holds Texas Election Code unconstitutional.

November 1, 2013rhenry12598Leave a comment

Texans for Free Enterprise v. Texas Ethics Commission, No.13-50014 (5th Cir. October 16, 2013). This is an injunction case of interest to any governmental entity which has its own election code or enforces state law election codes through an ethics ordinance.  In
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Constitutional Challenge, Employment Law, Litigation, Sec. 1983, Whistleblower

Whistleblower jury award upheld by 14th Court of Appeals

October 31, 2013rhenry12598Leave a comment

Alief Independent School District, Dan Turner and Henry Bonaparte v. Troy Perry, 14-12-00532-CV (Tex. App. – Houston [14th Dist.] October 31, 2013). This is a Texas Whistleblower Act suit where Plaintiff Perry was a “gang officer” for Alief ISD police force. Perry
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Eminent Domain, Litigation

Texas Supreme Court holds successful lawyer against City failed to establish proper attorney’s fees.

October 25, 2013rhenry12598Leave a comment

City of Laredo v Montano, et al, No. 12-0274 (Tex. October 25, 2013). This is an eminent domain case (mainly for litigators)  released today from the Texas Supreme Court  appealing a jury determination that the City’s condemnation of certain property was not for
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Agency, Discrimination, Employment Law, Litigation, Retaliation

ALJ F-5 determination not preclusive in federal Uniformed Services Employment suit says 5th Circuit.

October 23, 2013rhenry12598Leave a comment

Bradberry v. Jefferson County, Texas No. 12-41040 (5th Cir. October 17, 2013). This is an employment case where a former deputy sheriff claims he was terminated after returning from his two-week U.S. Army Reserve obligation in violation of the Uniformed Services Employment
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Contracts, Takings

[Appellate Update] To sue for takings for breach of easement, landowner must show breach of a condition subsequent, not merely breach of a covenant says Fifth Court of Appeals.

October 23, 2013rhenry12598Leave a comment

City of Celina v. Stambaugh, 05-13-00480-CV (Tex. App. – Dallas, October 22, 2013). This is an interlocutory appeal from the denial of a plea to the jurisdiction in a takings case which the Fifth Court of appeals reversed and dismissed. TThe City
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Employment Law, Retaliation, Uncategorized

Employee’s jury verdict of over $750,000 for retaliation affirmed

October 23, 2013rhenry12598Leave a comment

San Antonio Water System v. Debra Nicholas, 04-12-00442-CV (Tex. App. – San Antonio, October 23, 2013). This is an employment retaliation case where Nicholas claimed she was terminated then not considered for reemployment after she opposed certain discriminatory practices. A jury returned
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Agency, Finance, Litigation, Uncategorized

Corporation and officer both personally liable for government debt rules Third Court of Appeals.

October 22, 2013rhenry12598Leave a comment

Anderson Petro-Equipment, Inc. and Curtis Ray Anderson v. The State of Texas, No. 03-13-00176-CV (Tex. App. – Austin, October 22, 2013). In this suit the State of Texas sued the Anderson defendants (corporation and individual officer) for costs associated with plugging an
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Agency, Declaratory Judgments, Elections, Litigation, Preemption

9th Court interprets elections after Voting Rights Act declared unconstitutional by U.S. Supreme Court.

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Rodriguez, et al.  v. Beaumont Independent School District, et al.,  No. 09-13-00434-CV (Tex. App. – Beaumont, October 17, 2013) In this case the Beaumont Court of Appeals was asked to see how the recent U.S. Supreme Court declaration that portions of the
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