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In a dispute between respondent homeowner and petitioner Lennar Homes regarding personal injuries respondent attributed to a construction defect, the procedural journey began with respondent suing petitioner for premises liability and negligence, seeking over $1 million in compensatory and punitive damages.
Appellant appealed the trial court's denial of its motion to compel arbitration against appellee, who sued appellant and others for sexual assault, false imprisonment, and negligence related to her participation in the reality TV show "Love Is Blind."
The State of Texas charged appellant with possession with intent to deliver methamphetamine, following evidence obtained after a canine sniff of his vehicle during a traffic stop.
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas ordered relators, transmission and distribution utilities, to interrupt service in response to a Level 3 Emergency occasioned by Winter Storm Uri in Feb. 2021.
Appellants, John Lasiter and intervenors, appealed the trial court's dismissal of their lawsuit against appellee property owners association for lack of jurisdiction.
Respondent, an employee at a Wells Fargo inside a Randalls grocery store, slipped and fell next to a shopping cart that allegedly contained leaking items placed by Randalls' employees, leading to her lawsuit against Randalls for failing to warn of the puddle.
Plaintiffs, a group of Indian nationals lawfully in the United States on employment-based visas sued defendants, the Secretary of State and the Director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, challenging the delay in adjudicating their applications for permanent residency due to visa number unavailability.