Maribel Ambriz Martinez, Guadalupe Mota, Rosa Nelly Trevino v. Alfredo Gonzalez

**Employment Dispute Dismissed After Workers Drop Appeal** Three workers - Maribel Ambriz Martinez, Guadalupe Mota, and Rosa Nelly Trevino - filed an employment lawsuit against their employer, Alfredo Gonzalez. While the court records don't specify the exact nature of their workplace dispute, it involved employment law claims that the workers believed warranted legal action. The case went through the court system, and the workers initially lost their case at a lower court level. They then decided to appeal that decision to a higher court in Texas. However, before the appeals court could review the case and make a decision, the three workers changed their minds and asked to withdraw their appeal. The court granted their request and dismissed the case in October 2015. **What This Means for Workers:** This case shows that workers have the right to withdraw their legal appeals even after filing them, though this also means giving up their chance to overturn an unfavorable court decision. Workers considering employment lawsuits should carefully weigh their options and consult with employment attorneys before deciding whether to pursue or abandon legal claims, as withdrawing an appeal typically ends the case permanently.