After having a motion for summary judgment granted against them, appellants argued that appellee failed to conclusively establish as a matter of law it was entitled to summary judgment on its claims of money had and received.

In a 1956 deed, Peter Hoffman conveyed to Gravis Peeler a 1,070-acre tract but reserved an undivided 3/32 interest in all oil, gas, and other minerals.

Appellees filed a petition to quiet title in three leases on the same 640-acre section of land claiming they held the land based on one producing well that was completed in 2003.

Appellants, comprising a number of Texas and Oklahoma oil and gas producers, challenged the bankruptcy court's grant, in part, and denial, in part, of Deutsche Bank's motion for partial summary judgment in this lien priority dispute.

As Hurricane Harvey hit southeastern Texas, volatile chemicals at appellant's facility combusted, releasing toxic ash and smoke into the surrounding communities and causing the evacuation of residents.

A teenage girl suffered debilitating, permanent injuries after using synthetic marijuana that a friend obtained from a convenience store.

In a single issue, appellant, Load Trail, LLC, argued that the arbitration award which was confirmed by the trial court should be vacated because the arbitrator exhibited evident partiality.