Crocker v. Synpol, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BROOKSHIRE, Justice.
Appeal from the granting of a joint Motion for Summary Judgment. The trial court granted Dr. Houston G. Hamby’s Motion for Summary Judgment and Synpol, Inc.’s Motion for Summary Judgment.
The background of the dispute arises out of the termination of Mark Crocker’s employment with Synpol, Inc. After certain meetings between Crocker, his union, and Synpol, Crocker requested and was allowed to resign his employment.
Before he resigned from his employment, the Appellant was confronted with some laboratory tests by way of urinalysis. These laboratory results purportedly…
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