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Bad Faith Claims Practices In Texas: Do They Exist: Extending A Bad Faith Cause Of Action Of Texas Workers' Compensation Insurance Claimants., Frederick L. Streck Iii
Bad Faith Claims Practices In Texas: Do They Exist: Extending A Bad Faith Cause Of Action Of Texas Workers' Compensation Insurance Claimants., Frederick L. Streck Iii
St. Mary's Law Journal
Abstract Forthcoming.
Fair Employement Of The Handicapped In Texas., Bennett L. Stahl
Fair Employement Of The Handicapped In Texas., Bennett L. Stahl
St. Mary's Law Journal
The Commission on Human Rights Act may help prevent discrimination against handicapped individuals and ensure they have adequate employment opportunities in Texas. Employment discrimination against handicapped individuals often happens because of unfair job qualifications, or fair qualifications they would be able to meet if employers made reasonable accommodations. Establishing legal mechanisms to ensure fair opportunity for handicapped citizens to obtain employment is a comparatively new goal of American jurisprudence. The Federal Rehabilitation Act in 1973 made significant progress in fair employment practices. Texas made more progress by establishing the Commission on Human Rights Act, which creates a commission in charge …
Employee's Allegation Of Wrongful Termination For Failing To Comply With Illegal Order By Employer States Cause Of Action., Alton Craig Chapman
Employee's Allegation Of Wrongful Termination For Failing To Comply With Illegal Order By Employer States Cause Of Action., Alton Craig Chapman
St. Mary's Law Journal
Abstract Forthcoming.