Nail v. Brazoria County Drainage District No. 4

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• enforcing release signed as consideration for de facto severance agreement and barring plaintiff's federal claims
• “[A]11 parties involved understood that Nail’s [District’s general manager] acceptance ofthe ‘consulting’ position was a voluntary resignation, and that Nail would not actually be required to provide any consulting services to the District.“

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