Ben Robinson Co. v. Texas Workers' Compensation Commission

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• asserting that designation may provide current and future customers reason to do business elsewhere and may also diminish overall value of company
• asserting that designation may provide current and future customers reason to do business elsewhere and may also diminish overall value of company
• asserting that designation may provide current and future customers reason to do business elsewhere and may also diminish overall value of company
• observing that mere existence of adequate alternative legal remedy does not ordinarily foreclose use of UDJA to obtain relief
• “When a statute provides a method for attacking an agency order, a declaratory judgment action directed at that order will not lie.”
• declaratory judgment directed at constitutional validity of a program, rather than agency order itself, permissible

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