Appellants brought a wrongful death suit asserting medical negligence against appellees.

In 1987, the Texas State Preservation Board issued the Capitol Exhibit Rule where citizens could submit displays that were to be placed in the Texas Capitol.

Appellant was injured at a refinery owned by appellee PRSI when he fell from a scaffold constructed by appellee NPS.

Appellants, Karl Amelang and his companies, owned two commercial buildings that he leased out for warehouses and builder showrooms.

In 2018, the appellee, Kirk C. Thomas, began to use his property for landfarming.

An energy company, that argued that the trial court erred in ruling that butane was not a gas entitled to a tax credit under the law, failed to prove on appeal why it was entitled to relief.