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Texas professors head to court to seek reinstatement

Galo Law Firm
March 14, 2014
Workplace Discrimination

Businesses have to be careful these days, since firing someone based on race, gender, religion, or other factors can be seen as workplace discrimination. In Texas, workplace discrimination was in the news again as former employees of the University of Texas Brownsville, UTB, and…

Man sued over breaking employment agreements in Texas

Galo Law Firm
February 28, 2014
Employment Contracts

If you’re working under and employment contract, it’s important to know what that entails. In this case, a company is suing a former employee over allegedly giving away trade secrets, and this is against the former employee’s employment contract. There are always special clauses,…

Hurricaine Katrina led to wrongful termination of teachers

Galo Law Firm
February 7, 2014
Wrongful Termination

It’s unlikely that east Texas residents will soon forget the effect that Hurricane Katrina had on New Orleans. Lingering problems resulting from the deadly storm may have gone unnoticed in Texas, however. For example, many teachers have been fighting legal battles for years, arguing…

Former RadioShack employee files workplace discrimination suit

Galo Law Firm
January 17, 2014
Workplace Discrimination

If you’ve been fired without cause, then you may be interested in seeking legal help. Workplace discrimination comes in many forms and can happen anywhere. In this case in Texas, a former RadioShack store manager has claimed that he was demoted after he was…

Restaurant faces discrimination complaint for Oktoberfest costume

Galo Law Firm
December 6, 2013
Workplace Discrimination

Discrimination has no place in the workplace, and as San Antonio readers may know, it can lead to a lawsuit if an employee feels like he or she was the subject of discrimination,. A recent workplace discrimination case against a restaurant involves a low-cut…

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