In 40 years of practicing law, John Powell says he has never been more proud of a ruling than the one in City of Houston v. Rhule.
In Rhule, Houston’s 1st Court of Appeals decided Powell’s client former firefighter Christopher Rhule can recover mental anguish damages after the city stopped paying for pain treatment associated with his on-the-job injury.
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