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Category: Civil Service/Collective Bargaining

May 5, 2023Civil Service/Collective Bargaining, Employment Law, Procedure, Sovereign Immunity

San Antonio Court of Appeals holds civil service protection does not allow applicants to appeal to district court who do not already fall under control of a specific commission

The City of San Antonio Fire Fighters’ and Police Officers’ Civil Service Commission; City of San Antonio v. Gabriel Saenz, 04-22-00347-CV (Tex.App. […]

August 29, 2022Civil Service/Collective Bargaining, Constitutional Challenge, Contracts, Employment Law, Litigation, Sovereign Immunity

Fourth Court of Appeals holds civil service employee established jurisdiction for denial of due process claim

City of Laredo  and City of Laredo Municipal Civil Service Commission v. Tony H. Moreno, 04-21-00413-CV, (Tex. App – San Antonio, Aug. […]

February 4, 2022Agency, Civil Service/Collective Bargaining, Declaratory Judgments, Employment Law, Litigation, Procedure

Fort Worth Court of Appeals affirms trial court’s authority under Civil Service Act to vacate a hearing examiner award, remand for a rehearing, and require a separate hearing examiner

Shea O’Neill v. City of Fort Worth, 02-21-00214-CV (Tex. App. – Fort Worth, Feb 3, 2022) This is a civil service case […]

February 3, 2022Agency, Civil Service/Collective Bargaining, Employment Law, Litigation

Beaumont Court of Appeals reinstates arbitrator award for City in civil service termination.

  City of Beaumont, Texas v. James Mathews, 09-20-00053-CV (Tex. App. – Beaumont, Feb. 3, 2022) This is a civil service/collective bargaining/arbitrator […]

November 28, 2021Attorney Fees, Civil Service/Collective Bargaining, Declaratory Judgments, Employment Law, Injunction, Litigation, Procedure, Ultra Vires

Amarillo Court of Appeals holds fire marshal’s office employs firefighters who are entitled to civil service protection

City of Amarillo, Texas, et al. v. Nathan Sloan Nurek and Michael Brandon Stennett, 07-20-00315-CV, (Tex. App – Amarillo, Nov. 18, 2021) […]

August 5, 2021Civil Service/Collective Bargaining, Declaratory Judgments, Employment Law, Litigation, Ultra Vires

San Antonio Court of Appeals held City park and airport police could proceed with declaratory claims to establish collective bargaining rights

  City of San Antonio and Erik Walsh, in his Official Capacity v. San Antonio Park Police Officers Association, et al, 04-20-00213-CV, (Tex. […]

November 13, 2020Civil Service/Collective Bargaining, Declaratory Judgments, Employment Law, Injunction, Litigation, Procedure, Ultra Vires

Austin Court of Appeals holds that under the Civil Service Act applied to police officers, a reinstatement list must factor in seniority in the position being demoted and not seniority in the department

Bradley Perrin v. City of Temple, et al, 03-18-00736-CV, (Tex. App – Austin, Nov. 6, 2020) This is an employment dispute in […]

September 1, 2020Civil Service/Collective Bargaining, Discrimination, Employment Law, Retaliation, Sovereign Immunity

The First Court of Appeals to move forward with retaliation claim plaintiff must provide evidence of but-for causation

  Special contributing author Laura Mueller, City Attorney for Dripping Springs City of Houston v. Kimberley R. Trimmer-Davis, No. 01-19-00088-CV (Tex. App.—Houston […]

April 7, 2020Civil Service/Collective Bargaining, Employment Law, FLSA

Lieutenants in civil service county not considered exempt employees for FLSA purposes says U.S. 5th Circuit

  Miller v Travis County, 19-50360, (US 5th Cir – March 26, 2020) This is a Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)/overtime case […]

January 26, 2020Agency, Civil Service/Collective Bargaining, Contracts, Employment Law

City allowed to appeal civil service order since hearing examiner performed her own Internet search on medication side-effects

City of Fort Worth v. Shea O’Neill, 02-18-00131-CV (Tex. App. – Fort Worth, Jan. 23, 2020). The Fort Worth Court of Appeals […]

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