In this interlocutory appeal, appellants challenged the trial court's denial of their motion to dismiss under the Texas Citizens Protection Act.

The parents of a child injured in a car accident sued Dorel, the alleged designer, marketer, and seller, of a car seat.

The parties entered into a purchase agreement for oil and gas drilling equipment and appellee prepaid for the entire purchase order.

Appellants sued Appellees asserting a laundry list of claims in connection with the publication of a notice of intent to sue under the Endangered Species Act for the Appellants' allegedly inadequate care and housing of four white tigers, as well as the publication of other statements related to the planned suit.

AEP, an electric utility company, contracted with T&D where T&D agreed to provide labor and supervision for service area projects.

Appellant, Weaver, had attempted to purchase a former gas station he leased from H.E. Lacy, Inc. pursuant to "first option of refusal" language contained in the lease agreement.

Hillis operated a bed and breakfast on his property.

The deceased, Mary Irwin, was a patient at Atrium Medical Center, the appellees, when she fell, was injured, and died.