Two flight attendants, who filed suit for personal injury and had their case dismissed on statute of limitation grounds in federal court, were forced to wait until the state supreme court could answer certified questions before receiving relief on appeal.

Trey Salinas was driving a vehicle with appellee and appellee's three children.

Court affirms summary judgment in favor of defendant in a slip-and-fall action because plaintiff had equal knowledge of the static hazard that caused her to trip

Court reverses order denying a motion to correct an error, which denial resulted in plaintiff's not receiving timely notice to file an appeal to dismissal of her lawsuit

Appellant was a package sorter for appellee at a Dallas warehouse.

Two siblings, who both filed motions for rehearing from the court of appeals' previous decision, failed to prove to the court that either party was entitled to relief.

Court vacates summary judgment order and remands for determination of whether an employee presented evidence that a stated reason for termination was pretextual