The Texas Supreme Court recently issued its decision in Albertsons, LLC v. Mohammadi[1], and its decision has some important takeaways for premises liability claims. The case arose out of a slip-and-fall accident that occurred inside a Randalls’ grocery store. It made...
Last week, the Texas Supreme Court issued two significant grants in which the Court will consider (1) whether attorney-client privilege applies to documents provided to or created by an investigator and (2) whether a hotel qualifies as a “residence” for purposes of...
Last week the Texas Supreme Court issued one opinion and no grants. This blog discusses this opinion, which provides guidance on several important issues. First, in In re CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric LLC, Relator, the Texas Supreme Court considered whether the...
Over the last several weeks the court has issued several opinions and grants. This blog discusses two opinions which addresses issues of particular interest. First, in WWLC Investment L.P. v. Sorab Miraki, the Texas Supreme Court considered whether there was proper...
Over the last several weeks the court has issued several opinions. This blog discusses two opinions which addresses issues of particular interest. First, in In re Alexander Guevara and Jose Alfredo Guevara, the Texas Supreme Court considered a mandamus petition...
Over the last several weeks, the court has issued several opinions and grants. This blog discusses one opinion which addresses issues of particular interest. In Lemuel David Hogan v. Stephanie Montagne Zoanni, the Texas Supreme Court considered (1) whether David Hogan...
Over the last several weeks the Texas Supreme Court issued several opinions. This blog discusses two of those opinions, which provide guidance on several important issues. First, in In re K&L Auto Crushers LLC and Thomas Gothard Jr., the Texas Supreme Court...
Over the last several weeks, the Texas Supreme Court has been very busy and has issued opinions on a variety of issues including the interplay between contractual provisions and evidence of actual control in the evaluation of whether a worker is an independent...
This week the Texas Supreme Court issued an opinion that provides much needed clarification on the requirements imposed on controverting affidavits under Section 18.001 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code. Specifically, in the matter of In re Allstate...
Last week the Texas Supreme Court issued one opinion and no grants. This blog discusses that opinion which addresses designation of unknown responsible third parties. In In re Gilberto Gonzales, Gonzales sued Houston Distributing for negligently causing an automobile...
