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  January 15, 2015

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Upcoming Online CLE

15
Jan

Handling Your Client's Social Security Disability Claim

20
Jan

Preparing to Cross-Examine the Defense Collision Reconstructionist

22
Jan

Medical Device Mass Tort Update: Inferior Vena Cava (IVC) Filters

27
Jan

Veterans Benefits and the Disability Compensation Process

28
Jan

Forensic Toxicology and Service of Alcohol

5
Feb

Ethics for Litigation Financing in the 21st Century

10
Feb

The Federal Torts Claims Act: How to Avoid Malpractice when Suing the United States

12
Feb

Mild Traumatic Brain Injury in Motor Vehicle Crash Cases: How to Identify and Prove This to Adjusters and Juries

Announcements


 

 

STATEWIDE TTLA MEMBERSHIP DRIVE THURS. JAN. 29, 2015

Austin - Dallas - Houston - San Antonio, work half a day or the full day lunch is included! Click on the headline to learn more! TTLA Board Members, this is an opportunity to raise your 2015 Board Dues.  

 

Texas Tribune Daily Brief


 

 

The Brief for Jan 15

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Compilation of Texas news by the Texas Tribune.
John Reynolds, Texas Tribune 01/15/2015   Facebook iconTwitter iconLinkedIn Icon

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Laws/Cases


 

 

Saks Fifth Avenue Seeks Dismissal of Transgender Woman's Lawsuit

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Upscale retailer Saks Fifth Avenue is seeking the dismissal of a lawsuit by a Texas woman who alleges she lost her job because she is transgender. The lawsuit was filed in September and alleges that the 23-year-old woman was fired from her position as a sales associate after she filed a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. The EEOC later concluded that the plaintiff was fired because of her gender and "failure to conform to stereotypical male behavior in the workplace."
Nicole Hensley, New York Daily News 01/14/2015   Facebook iconTwitter iconLinkedIn Icon

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Iowa Hospital to Pay $250K, Apologize Over Patient's Suicide

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The University of Iowa's hospital will apologize and pay $250,000 to the family of a psychiatric patient who committed suicide in 2009 while on a short-term leave, under a legal settlement confirmed Wednesday. Kenneth "Dean" Cabbage, 67, of North Liberty, jumped from a hospital parking ramp after returning from a brief outing with his wife. The payment and apology letter settle a lawsuit brought by Cabbage's family that challenged the hospital's practice of allowing some psychiatric patients to leave unsupervised for a few hours at a time, typically to see relatives.
RYAN J. FOLEY, Biloxi Sun Herald 01/15/2015   Facebook iconTwitter iconLinkedIn Icon

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