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· 2/18/2015

Jose A. Perez v. Texas Medical Board and Mari Robinson, JD, in Her Official Capacity

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  • holding dismissal pursuant to 12(b)(6) improper because non-moving party established a claim when all inferences were drawn in its favor despite moving party being able to show later that there was some bar to relief
  • “Bonuses fall under the definition of wages and are subject to the mandatory trebling statute if they are not paid when they are due.”
  • “Bonuses fall under the definition of wages and are subject to the mandatory trebling statute if they are not paid when they are due.”

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