A Texas court of appeals, determining that corporations do not have a right to privacy, has thrown out a $24,000 jury verdict a law firm won against a Houston attorney for allegedly appropriating the firm’s name.
The case, Doggett v. The Travis Law Firm, involves Jeffrey L. Doggett, who began working at Travis & Hammond—which later became the Travis Law Firm—in 2008.
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