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During the past year, the Texas Supreme Court has issued few opinions that affect plaintiffs attorneys. In light of the perception that the current court is a bit defense-oriented, this is probably welcome news for the plaintiffs bar, says attorney Chad Ruback. But the state Supreme Court did make law in one area of great interest to plaintiffs lawyers: intentional infliction of emotional distress. Not surprisingly, the new law as articulated by the court favors defendants.
August 30, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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