Texas § 81.106 IMMUNITY.

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§ 81.106 — IMMUNITY.

Texas § 81.106

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 81.106 (2026).

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Sec. 81.106. IMMUNITY.

(a)The unauthorized practice of law committee, any member of the committee, or any person to whom the committee has delegated authority and who is assisting the committee is not liable for any damages for an act or omission in the course of the official duties of the committee.

(b)A complainant or a witness in a proceeding before the committee or before a person to whom the committee has delegated authority and who is assisting the committee has the same immunity that a complainant or witness has in a judicial proceeding. SUBCHAPTER H. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS

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Sec. 81.106. IMMUNITY. (a) The unauthorized practice of law committee, any member of the committee, or any person to whom the committee has delegated authority and who is assisting the committee is not liable for any damages for an act or omission in the course of the official duties of the committee.
(b) A complainant or a witness in a proceeding before the committee or before a person to whom the committee has delegated authority and who is assisting the committee has the same immunity that a complainant or witness has in a judicial proceeding.
SUBCHAPTER H. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS