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· 12/5/1984

Leyendecker & Associates, Inc. v. Wechter

Citations

  • 683 S.W.2d 369
  • 28 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 131
  • 1984 Tex. LEXIS 428

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that corporate employee or officer is personally liable for her own fraudulent or tortious acts that she' directs or participates in during her employment
  • holding that corporate employee or officer is personally liable for her own fraudulent or tortious acts that she directs or participates in during her employment
  • holding that corporate employee or officer is personally liable for her own fraudulent or tortious acts that she directs or participates in during her employment
  • holding that a letter's explicit accusation that plaintiff \committ[ed] a criminal act by attempting to conspire ... to file fraudulent insurance claims\ was textually defamatory and libelous per se
  • recognizing rule and holding employee individually liable for penning a libelous letter in the course and scope of his employment
  • recognizing rule and holding employee individually liable for penning a libelous letter in the course and scope of his employment

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Judges: Robertson, Gonzalez

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