A trial court’s order granting or denying a temporary injunction in a noncompete case is rarely reversed by the court of appeals. This week the Fourteenth Court of Appeals took the unusual step of reversing a trial court’s denial of an employer’s application for temporary injunction seeking to prohibit a former employee from engaging in certain
Fourteenth Court of Appeals
Court Holds Notice of Termination, Not Termination Date, Commences Statute of Limitations on Breach of Contract Claim
By Russell Cawyer on
Posted in Case Summaries
The Fourteenth Court of Appeals in Houston recently held that it is the date the employee is provided notice of termination, and not the termination date itself, that commences the statute of limitations in a breach of contract case. You can read the Memorandum Opinion in Malallah v. Noble Logistic Services, Inc. here.…