122.003 – DEFENSE. (a) It is a defense to an action
Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 122.003
Summary
This law provides a defense for employers against claims related to employee reemployment after jury service. If an employer can demonstrate that changes in circumstances made reemployment impossible or unreasonable, they may not be liable for termination related to jury duty.
Employers can defend against reemployment claims after jury service.
Defense requires proof of changed circumstances affecting reemployment.
Termination must be for reasons unrelated to jury service.
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