After a hailstorm damaged their home, appellants filed insurance claims with appellee.

Good Faith Exception Applies Although Search Warrants Were Facially Defective

A jury convicted appellant of continuous sexual abuse of a young child and assessed punishment at thirty years' imprisonment.

Appellant was convicted by a jury in four cases of aggravated robbery and, in one case, burglary of a habitation with intent to commit robbery and impersonating a public servant.

Petitioners filed a petition for a writ of mandamus after the district court failed to rule on their motion for a preliminary injunction against a rule regarding credit card fees issued by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Appellant owned and operated a property management company and executed a series of contracts with Schnur and Anderson that essentially merged their businesses and formed a new entity to solicit new investors to purchase additional properties.

Appellant appealed the trial court's denial of its motion to compel arbitration against appellee, who sued appellant and others for sexual assault, false imprisonment, and negligence related to her participation in the reality TV show "Love Is Blind."

Appellants, John Lasiter and intervenors, appealed the trial court's dismissal of their lawsuit against appellee property owners association for lack of jurisdiction.

Mother challenged the trial court's order terminating her parental rights because neither she nor her counsel were present at the time of the non-jury trial.

Father petitioned to terminate mother's parental rights to the parties' two minor children and asked to be named the sole conservator.