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A family is suing North Richland Hills over a tragic death at a water park, but the city is claiming legal immunity. The Texas Supreme Court sided with the city, meaning they can't be sued for the incident. This decision could set a precedent for other cities facing similar lawsuits.
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The city just saved itself a potentially massive payout from a lawsuit.
The city and its taxpayers are the big winners here, as they won't have to pay out any damages.
The family who lost a loved one is understandably devastated and now has no legal recourse against the city.
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