Insight & Commentary on Texas Appellate Law
A lot has already been written about the Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Dukes opinion decided this week, but there’s one little ditty that class action practitioners will want to take note of.
As part of their motion for class certification, the Plaintiffs used an expert who conducted a social framework analysis of the culture and…
Everybody knows that your employer has to give you time to go vote, right? What if your employer doesn’t give you the time to vote, and you take it anyway and are fired because of it? Is there a private cause of action for wrongful termination? According to the Dallas Court of Appeals, the answer is "no."Continue Reading Wrongful Termination of Employee for Voting
The Appellate Law Section of the Dallas Bar Association has it’s monthly CLE luncheon scheduled for Thursday, June 16th, at noon. The speakers will be Rob Gilbreath and Kendall Gray. The unique subject of their presentation is titled "Don’t be Ugly: Basic Typography and Document Design for the Legal Writer." This presentation will be…
