Fifty-eight years after Duwain E. Hughes’ death, his name is not on a library, but his heirs are still trying, and a court of appeals just gave them another shot at the recognition he wanted.
The Third District Court of Appeals in Austin reversed a summary judgment entered against the family in a case over an endowment whose terms were never fully realized.
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