Beneficial Personnel Services of Texas, Inc. v. Porras
Texas Court of Appeals, 8th District (El Paso)
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
LARSEN, Justice.
This appeal stems from on-the-job injuries sustained by Noel Porras while working for Beneficial Personnel Services of Texas, Inc. (“BPS”). A jury found BPS had committed fraud, had breached its employment contract with Porras, and was negligent. It assessed $42,128 in actual and $150,000 in exemplary damages. After verdict, Porras filed a trial amendment adding Business Staffing, Inc. as an additional defendant. The trial court granted the trial amendment, and rendered judgment against both BPS and BSI. Defendants appeal.
FACTS
Noel Porras is an oil field worker in Ward…
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