"JDH lays the blame on all of this at the feet of the clerk; (Pacific-Hayes) defends the clerk's honor by pointing out that 'JDH, not the district clerk, filed the garnishment papers with the case number of the removed action.'" - Justice Evan Young
October 31, 2022 at 05:31 PM
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Supreme Court of Texas Justice Evan Young offered a teachable moment in a concurring opinion on a case where an appellant improperly sought attorney fees.
Young responded to a state supreme court refusal to review a breach-of-contract case that went from state court to federal court to arbitration and eventually back to state court.
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Supreme Court of Texas Justice Evan Young. Credit: SCOT video archives.
