Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) must sit for a deposition in a three-year-old wrongful termination lawsuit from top employees in his office, a proceeding that Paxton had aggressively sought to avoid.
State District Judge Jan Soifer (D) ruled Wednesday that the case can go forward after a 10-month pause, rejecting a rehashed argument from Paxton that a final settlement has been reached and, as such, future proceedings should be stopped.
Paxton had agreed to a $3.3 million settlement with four senior aides who say they were terminated in retaliation for filing a criminal report against him to the FBI ...
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The President of the Association of Yorubas in Diaspora, South Africa, Dr Olusola Agbeniyi, has asked the senator representing Edo North, Adams Oshiomhole, to desist from making what he described ...