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Plaintiff, then an eighteen-year-old high school student, was admitted to University Behavioral Health of Denton in 2020 in a confused and psychotic state.
Appellant Gary Lee Griffin was convicted of assault on a public servant and was sentenced to two years' confinement, fined $2,500 with the sentence suspended and community supervision imposed for four years.
Appellant was terminated from his employment with appellee and brought an age-discrimination claim and an Americans with Disabilities Act claim, amongst others.
On Inauguration Day, President Biden issued an executive order to neutralize Department of Labor rule prohibiting the consideration of non-pecuniary factors in investment decisions that had taken effect eight days earlier.
Appellants, a construction company, sued appellee, the Village of Surfside Beach, to recover money paid for a water connection after appellee refused to use an obvious route of less than 100 feet to install an extension of the city waterline but instead insisted on a different route that requiring appellants to pay $4000 to run the waterline.
A whistleblower relator, who argued on appeal that he was entitled to a larger relator's share, failed to prove to the court that he was entitled to anything.
Appellees sought to represent a class in a lawsuit against appellants for the alleged mismanagement of funds that appellees contributed to benefit plans through their employers.