City Granted Judgment in Rights Suit Over Reprimand for Social Media Policy's Violation

Defendant Lacked Standing to Challenge Search Where He Abandoned Suitcase Upon Running from Police

Age discrimination/failure-to-hire claim failed under a theory of cat's paw liability where employer relied on more information than the feedback of a potentially biased supervisor to determine that plaintiff lacked the necessary skills and recent work experience.

By Two, a limited partnership submitted 50 FOIA requests to the Consumer Product Safety Commission and was denied a fee waiver.

Government officials, who were served public information requests over email communications related to government decisions, failed to prove on appeal that they were entitled to pleas to the jurisdiction.

Questions Remained as to Whether Petitioner Unduly Influenced Decedent

Department of Human Services had authority to regulate religious school's pre- and after-school care program where the law expressly conferred oversight authority of such programs at nonpublic schools. Petition for review denied.

Appellee denied appellant's claim for reimbursement under its cyber risk insurance policy for costs related to a computer system failure.

Appellant was indicted for aggravated promotion of prostitution under Tex. Penal Code §43.04.

Court Awards Plaintiff Damages in Contribution Action