NL Industries, Inc. v. Dill
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
URBIGKIT, Justice.
Wyoming oil industry retrenchment produced this litigation over employee relocation benefits claimed after subsequent termination. The employee succeeded in the trial court and will again on appeal as presenting contest of the awarded benefits and resulting statutory attorney’s fees except for Texas litigative costs.
The relocation reimbursement expense awarded was $13,050.96 for residence sales costs and attorney’s fees of $1,769.38 for Wyoming counsel in the present proceedings and attorney’s fees of $1,308.50 expended by a Texas attorney to defend an earlier suit brought…
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