How the Texas Governor’s race effects El Paso workers regarding work injuries and workers’ compensation
Candidates for governor differ on the need for reform A number of recent articles in the media are putting the spotlight on Texas’ unique workers’ compensation ...
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Gay, Transgender Workers Gain US Bias Protection
Below is a recent newspaper article regarding the new protections that will protect Gay, transgender workers from work discrimination in El Paso, Texas and Las Cruces, ...
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Is an employer required to give Pregnant women light duty work?
In El Paso, Texas I have many pregnant clients who are put on light duty by their doctors. The question is always “does my employer ...
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Roger Davie named by Texas Monthly Magazine as an El Paso Outstanding Employment Lawyer
Roger Davie named by Texas Monthly Magazine as an El Paso Outstanding Employment Lawyer for 2014. This was awarded in the October issue of the ...
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Federal courts make it harder to sue for jury service discrimination
The 5th Cir ruled that if you are fired for serving on a federal jury (including a grand jury) you have to prove that but ...
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Good news in Religious Accommodation
In a surprising 5th Cir opinion of Davis vs. Ft. Bend County the 5th Circuit held that District Court Judges should tread lightly when determining ...
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