The Texas Supreme Court revived a federal case from two flights attendants who suffered hearing damage from a malfunctioning smoke detector on a
Answering yes to two questions certified by the US Fifth Circuit, the court reasoned that a federal district court erred in dismissing the case based on the lapsing of a two-year statute of limitations. The Supreme Court agreed with the flight attendants that the clock should have tolled as the attendants refined their case to resolve a jurisdictional question.
Friday’s ruling comes three months after the Supreme Court held oral arguments in September. ...
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