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Texas Supreme Court Mulls Testimony in $4M Brain Injury Suit

By Lauren Castle · December 1, 2022, 10:36 PM EST

A former auto dealership employee who was injured in an accident might not get a new trial despite a witness' comments about her alcohol use at work, as a Texas Supreme...

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Texas Supreme Court Mulls Testimony in $4M Brain Injury Suit

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