Coach’s Retaliation Claims Failed
A trial and appellate court find no evidence of retaliation against a coach who is transferred after a student incident.
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Principal’s Alleged Retaliatory Motive Could Be Used to Support Liability Against the School Board
In this interesting case, a JROTC instructor sues the school board for retaliation under the False Claims Act even though he was employed by the Marine Corps.
P.E. Teacher Could Proceed on Her Sexual Harassment and Retaliation Claims
The court of appeals finds sufficient evidence of harassment and retaliation and allows a terminated teacher to proceed with her suit.
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Appeals Court Rules in Whistleblower and Free Speech Case
Three county employees terminated after reporting a County Commissioner's alleged wrongdoing will have their case re-tried, says the Fifth Circuit.
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Alleged Excessive Walkthroughs and Change in Teaching Assignments Was Not Discriminatory
The Texas court of appeals upholds a dismissal of a discrimination and retaliation suit brought by a reassigned teacher.
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Teacher Allowed To Proceed With Discrimination Suit
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals is allowing a former Frisco ISD teacher/coach to pursue race discrimination and retaliation claims stemming from his nonrenewal.
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