A Texas appeals court cleared the way for an attorney to sue a newspaper for a false report that said she admitted to "skimming" casino money from the Kickapoo Tribe.
As part of a hearing into a tribal leadership dispute, Gloria Hernandez testified that she derived about "10 percent" of her income from doing business with the tribe. The Eagle Pass News-Guide published a story that wrongly claimed she took 10 percent of casino profits.
Hernandez is suing ZXZY Corp., the publisher of the paper, for libel.
Get the Story:
Newspaper in the Hot Seat for Article on Lawyer
(Courthouse News Service 1/28)
Texas Appeals Court Decision:
ZXZY Corp v. Hernandez (January 26, 2011)
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