Expert's Report on Loss Causation, Damages Satisfies Rule 702, 'Daubert', Is Not Excluded

Appellant City of McAllen appealed the trial court's denial of its plea to jurisdiction in a negligence suit filed by appellee under the Texas Tort Claims Act, asserting immunity from suit due to appellee's failure to adequately plead that appellant's negligent operation of a motor-driven vehicle proximately caused her injuries.

In a workers' compensation death benefits case involving appellant City of Stephenville and appellees, the beneficiaries of a firefighter who died from pancreatic cancer, the court addressed whether pancreatic cancer arising from a firefighter's job activities is compensable under Texas law and which party bears the burden of proof.

The court addressed whether a trial court's judgment rendered via email to the parties' attorneys constituted an official judgment.

After two days on a new job at an oil drill site, decedent fell down some stairs. On the drive home, decedent had to stop and vomit.

Appellee filed a federal lawsuit challenging appellant Secretary's administration of Title X, which was enacted to make comprehensive voluntary family planning services readily available.

Appellant, a security guard, encountered Officer M.T. Long of the Houston Police Department on two consecutive nights while patrolling an office building.

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

Michael Freitas v. Imran Ahmed