Appellant Pilcher challenged a default family-violence protective order issued against him because the record failed to establish strict compliance with statutory notice requirements.

Appellee PSW was an investor/debtor purportedly bordering on insolvency and appellee GET was a creditor petitioning for receivership.

Plaintiff adequately pled breach of contractual duty of good faith when general partner concealed information indicating that equityholders lacked legal leverage to force a settlement payment for the loss of tax receivable agreement rights in exchange for their approval of the corporate conversion.

A driver, who successfully set aside the order of suspension of her license, failed to prove to the trial court that the ruling was accurate.

Appellant's former wife sued appellant asserting abuse of process, assault, conspiracy and malicious prosecution.

In the early 1960s, appellant Brazoria Civic Club, was allegedly created as an unincorporated charitable organization.

Respondent Lozano was driving an 18-wheel tractor trailer, owned by JNM Express and leased to ANCA Transportation, when he fell asleep and crashed into another tractor trailer.

Two cities, who successfully obtained plea to the jurisdiction on procedural grounds related to water sales contracts, failed to prove that the ruling should be upheld.

Good River Farms, a pecan farm, and TXI Operations/Martin Marietta, a strip mining operation, operated on opposite banks of the Colorado River near Austin, Texas.