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Lubbock judge allows pseudonym use in sexual assault lawsuit against Pop Isaacs

237th District Judge Les Hatch ruled that the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code allows the parents of a teenager accusing Pop Isaacs of sexual assault to file their lawsuit under pseudonyms.

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Justices find Exxon owed no duty to injured worker, render take-nothing verdict in oil giant s favor

Justices find Exxon owed no duty to injured worker, render take-nothing verdict in oil giant s favor
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Texas court sides with Union Pacific over 1872 jobs pact with town

Union Pacific recently won a state court ruling in a legal battle to close a rail car shop in Palestine, Texas. The post Texas court sides with Union Pacific over 1872 jobs pact with town appeared first on FreightWaves.

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Railroad update: County derailed by latest court ruling

After a win in 2023, Anderson County suffered a loss in 12th Court of Appeals in February.

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5th Circuit Upholds Six-Month Contractual Limitations Period for Section 1981 Discrimination and Retaliation Claims | BakerHostetler

On February 1, the 5th Circuit slashed a $366,160,000 jury verdict against FedEx for employment retaliation claims under 42 U.S.C. § 1981 (Section 1981) and Title VII of the Civil.

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