This week the Texas Supreme Court issued five opinions and one grant. This blog discusses one of those opinions, as well as the one grant. First, in Lion Copolymer Holdings LLC v. Lion Polymers LLC, the Court issued an opinion reversing and remanding a case from...
This week, the Texas Supreme Court did not release any opinions or grant any Petitions for Review or Mandamus. Check back with us next week for any newly released orders or opinions.
This week, the Texas Supreme Court did not release any opinions or grant any Petitions for Review or Mandamus. Check back with us next week for any newly released orders or opinions.
This week, in Northland Industries Inc. et al. v. Gilbert Kouba et al., the Texas Supreme Court issued an opinion addressing whether an implied warranty of merchantability attached when the manufacturer sold a treadmill to a gym, and that defective treadmill later...
This week the Texas Supreme Court issued two grants and no opinions. This blog discusses one of those grants. On February 2nd, the Court will hear oral arguments in Catholic Diocese of El Paso and Heritage Operating L.P. v. Rita Porter et al., a case from the El Paso...
Recently, in George Fleming and Fleming & Associates LLP v. Rebecca Wilson et al., the Texas Supreme Court issued an opinion addressing rules 901 and 902 of the Texas Rules of Evidence. The plaintiffs in this case consisted of about 4,000 individuals suing their...
This week, the Texas Supreme Court did not release any opinions or grant any Petitions for Review or Mandamus. Check back with us next week for any newly released grants or opinions.
This week the Texas Supreme Court has issued 16 grants and no opinions. This blog discusses four of these recent grants, which address issues of particular interest.
The Supreme Court of Texas did not issue any grants as of August 10th, 2020. On October 28, 2020 the Court is set to hear oral arguments in a case out of Houston’s 14th Court of Appeals, Waste Management of Texas Inc. and Rigoberto Zelaya v. Robert Stevenson. This is...
This week the Texas Supreme Court issued four grants, one of which will address issues of particular interest. On February 26, 2020, the Court will hear oral arguments in Loya Insurance Co. v. Osbaldo Hurtado Avalos and Antonio Hurtado from Webb County and the San Antonio Court of Appeals. In this insurance-defense case the Court will address two main issues.…
