• Moreno v. Mimbela Contractors, Inc.
Jan 01, 2015OUTCOME: Trial victory.
Workers' compensation retaliation.
El Paso, TX
Employment and labor Lawyer at El Paso, TX
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor
OUTCOME: Trial victory.
Workers' compensation retaliation.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Motion for Summary Judgment granted, dismissing “disability,” “regarded as disabled” and “failure to accommodate” discrimination claims. No appeal filed.
OUTCOME: Victory in Administrative Trial and Appeal
Victory in administrative trial and appeal before the Texas Education Agency, upholding termination of teacher contract for good cause.
OUTCOME: Victory
Victory before Texas Education Agency regarding teachers’ (exempt employees) dispute of District’s right to require a 40-hour workweek.
OUTCOME: Judgement Granted
Motion for Summary Judgment granted, dismissing workers’ compensation retaliation claim. No appeal filed.
OUTCOME: Judgement Granted
Motion for Summary Judgment granted and upheld, dismissing workers’ compensation retaliation claim because employer articulated a legitimate business reason for the action taken and Plaintiff was unabl ... e to meet her burden of proving the reason was a pretext for discrimination.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Motion for Summary Judgment granted, dismissing gender, age and retaliation claims against the El Paso Police Department. No appeal filed.
OUTCOME: Launched successful union avoidance campaign against a large retailer.
Launched successful union avoidance campaign against a large retailer.
OUTCOME: Successfully negotiated a Collective Bargaining Agreemen
Successfully negotiated a Collective Bargaining Agreement for a large government contractor and defended claims of unfair labor practices before the National Labor Relations Board.
OUTCOME: Defeated the Union
Participated in successful union avoidance campaign and successfully represented janitorial company, defeating the union.