In a dispute between respondent homeowner and petitioner Lennar Homes regarding personal injuries respondent attributed to a construction defect, the procedural journey began with respondent suing petitioner for premises liability and negligence, seeking over $1 million in compensatory and punitive damages.

Appellee sued appellant after she purchased a "new" truck that she later learned was used and that the previous owner had returned as defective.

In a permissive appeal from the district court, appellant challenged the trial court's ruling on cross-motions for summary judgment regarding the enforceability of certain terms in a franchise agreement with appellee South Plains Sno, Inc., operated by appellees Brad and Kathy Salley in Lubbock, Texas.

Appellant Jerry Guzzetta unsuccessfully appealed contingency fees awarded to his former attorney in a personal injury case involving a slip and fall at a La Quinta Inn owned by appellee Brimhall LQ, L.L.C.

Appellee worked as an occupational therapist assistant for appellant for eight years.

A home building company, that was sued by an owner following an accident, failed to prove on appeal that the trial court erred in refusing to compel arbitration.

Appellees are representatives for several former tenants of The Tradition- Prestonwood, a senior living community, who are deceased.

A lawyer, who alleged that a business failed to pay him pursuant to an oral contract and had the matter dismissed, successfully proved on appeal how that decision was in error.

Appellees signed a purchase agreement in 2016 to purchase a new home built by appellants.

This interlocutory appeal arose in the context of the divorce proceedings between the appellant, Christian Bowers and his wife, Jamie Bowers.