Employers Mutual Casualty Co. v. Walker

OPINION

J. CURTISS BROWN, Chief Justice.

Appellee sued his employer’s payment bond surety, Employers Mutual Casualty Company [Employers], for commissions owed to him for work on a construction project. The trial court awarded appellee $8,474 for the commissions owed under his contract, plus interest and attorney’s fees. In three points of error, Employers challenges the timeliness of appellee’s notice, his status as a claimant against the payment bond, and the admission of certain exhibits. We affirm the judgment.

Appellee worked for Austin Restaurant Supply [Austin]. Austin agreed to supply…