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Evidence that plaintiff would have been reinstated if he did not ask for leave, coupled with failure to investigate allegations from co-workers, and failure to list incident in termination letter, raises fact issues as to motive for termination.

Colin W. Walsh · Texas Employment Lawyer · Published May 13, 2014

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firm or organization
Law Office of Rob Wiley, P.C.
practice area
Employment & Labor
published
2014-05-13

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Colin W. Walsh, Evidence that plaintiff would have been reinstated if he did not ask for leave, coupled with failure to investigate allegations from co-workers, and failure to list incident in termination letter, raises fact issues as to motive for termination., Texas Employment Lawyer (May 13, 2014) [The Library at LexBlog, LEX-WK-V04WN151, https://lexblog.com/lib/V04WN151]