Wright v. Kansas Water Office

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• concluding plaintiff s antitrust claims under Kansas law arise out of antitrust statute
• distinguishing the employment disputes of civil service agents, whose employment arises under statute and is subject to the 3-year statute of limitations, from employment disputes of private parties, whose employment arises under contract
• discussing nature of Kansas Civil Service Act and Swezey’s interpretation of K.S.A. 75-2949 as requiring “that a valid cause be present to justify termination of a civil service employee”
• discussing nature of Kansas Civil Service Act and Swezey's interpretation of K.S.A. 75-2949 as requiring \that a valid cause be present to justify termination of a civil service employee\
• noting Kansas veterans’ preference law creates an implied civil right of action for damages
• liability under the KSCA is a liability “created by statute”

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