Expert testimony is information, not “tangible property” that would waive board’s immunity

A disciplined doctor who filed a negligence suit against the Texas Medical Board saw his case dismissed in January, when a state appellate court ruled that the testimony and report of an expert witness retained by the board do not constitute "tangible personal property" such that any harm caused by those things would not waive the board's normal immunity from lawsuits for monetary damages.

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