Signing Fee Note Not Established as Unconscionable at Summary Judgment Stage

Master Arbitrator Decision Affirmed As Court Finds Decision Was Made With Rational Basis

Appellee, Southern Methodist University, was founded in 1911 and its original charter stated that it was "to be forever owned, controlled and managed" by a predecessor conference of appellant South Central Jurisdiction Conference of the United Methodist Church.

A creditor, who objected to a debtor's payments of professional fees to other firms by order of the bankruptcy court, failed to prove on appeal that the district court had jurisdiction to hear the case.

Divorced Spouse's Obligation to Maintain Life Insurance Policy Naming Other Spouse as Beneficiary Constituted Alimony

Stockholder sufficiently alleged false or misleading corporate statements where life insurance company reported normal or slightly negative mortality experience only weeks prior to announcing massive increase in reserves, and stockholder had confidential internal information indicating the company had already been contemplating increasing reserves.

Intervenor Government Granted SEC Fraud Action's Stay Pending Parallel Criminal Case

Court Denies Insurer's Petition to Vacate No-Fault Insurance Master Arbitration Award

Professional Malpractice Claim Dismissed; FHA Does Not Preempt State Contribution Claim