A Texas appellate court last week ruled that a temporary employee can proceed with a premises liability suit against the municipality that had contracted for her services.
The case was City of Corpus Christi v. Muller.
Marie Muller worked for a temporary staffing agency that assigned her to the city. On the morning of Oct. 13, 2015, she stepped into a pothole and fell while crossing a city hall parking lot as she was walking to work.
Muller sued the city under a premises liability theory, as is permitted by the Texas Tort Claims Act. The act waives governmental immunity for personal in...
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