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The Texas Supreme Court is deliberating a pivotal case that could redefine how plaintiffs navigate the 30-day substitution rule when suing government employees.

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High court hears dispute over 30‑day substitution rule in Texas Tech v. Espinosa
In Texas Tech University v. Espinosa, counsel debated whether a plaintiff must file an amended pleading naming the governmental employer within 30 days of a subsection 101.106(f) motion, or whether service on an employee effectively substitutes the employer; petitioners argued Espinosa missed the statutory window and limitations barred her claim.
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November 6, 2026 at 5:03 AM
A groundbreaking bill in Nevada is set to transform how public employees are defended in legal battles, raising both hopes for greater autonomy and fears of rising costs.

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#NV #NevadaPublicEmployees #LegalReform #PublicAccountability #CitizenPortal #GovernmentLiability
Nevada Senate passes bill amending liability and defense provisions for public employees
Legislation updates indemnification and defense rules for state and local officials in Nevada.
citizenportal.ai
February 5, 2025 at 9:39 PM
Have you read the latest ICLQ issue? Excellent articles on #investmentlaw, #humanrightsatsea, #lawofneutrality and #governmentliability in tort for the #waronterror, among others.

9 of the 10 articles are #OpenAccess.
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March 31, 2025 at 11:00 AM
Why Government Liability Is Often Limited

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#MiguelGarza #GovernmentLiability #ConstructionLaw #LegalLimits #PublicProjects #InjuryLaw
April 28, 2026 at 6:32 PM