Blind Drummer Lacks Standing to Assert ADA Claims Over Music Instrument Website

Court Denies Motion to Set Aside Verdict where No Different Result if New Trial

Suit's Removal Improper; Identified Federal Issue Not Needed Element of Plaintiff's Claim

Appellee alleged defamation based on statements made by appellant Ewers about her behavior at the neighborhood pool.

This was an accelerated interlocutory appeal of a case filed after an altercation at a homeowners' association meeting between members of the HOA board.

After a fire and explosion at appellant's Baytown Olefins Plant in 2019, appellees, twenty-three individuals who were working for subcontractors at the plant, filed suit for personal injuries.

In 2017, appellant amended its condominium declaration to increase the square footage attributed to the building owned by appellee which increased the share of expenses allocable to appellee without getting appellee's approval or the statutory unanimity requirement for altering the allocated interest of a condominium owner pursuant to the Uniform Condominium Act.

Appellant runs multiple nonprofit rehabilitation centers for persons suffering from drug and alcohol abuse and behavioral health issues in Texas and Louisiana.

A dispute arose over a contract between Dr. Krishnaswamy, who built Sealy Emergency Room, and Free Standing Emergency Room Managers, who the doctor contracted to manage Sealy ER. FERMA sued the doctor and Sealy ER for breach of contract, a declaratory judgment that the contract was valid and enforceable, and for attorneys' fees on both claims.