The Texas Supreme Court generally likes to enforce arbitration contracts set up between businesses to keep their disputes out of court. But is it fair if the agreement is drawn up by a law firm to make sure its client’s malpractice claim never sees a jury? That’s a question the high court recently decided to tackle.

The case that the high court recently granted review is Royston, Rayzor, Vickery & Williams v. Lopez, a 2-1 decision issued by Corpus Christi’s Thirteenth Court of Appeals in 2013.