A court reporter has alleged that a Dallas County court-at-law judge wrongfully terminated her employment after she had a dispute with the judge over whether the judge had accurately disclosed to the lawyers contact the judge's bailiff had with jurors in an asbestos wrongful-death suit.
July 31, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The death of a witness and the decision of a plaintiffs’ lawyer to wear black clothes to a trial figure prominently in a wrongful-termination suit a court reporter filed against Dallas County last week.
The suit arises from an alleged dispute court reporter Cayce Coskey had with Judge Sally Montgomery of Dallas County Court-at-Law No. 3 over a jury trial held in Montgomery’s court last month.
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