| Description | Date | Docket # |
| 1464-EIGHT, LTD. v. JOPPICH Supreme Court of Texas Contracts, Property Law & Real Estate The nonpayment of recited nominal consideration does not preclude enforcement of two parties' written option agreement. |
12/31/2004 | 03-0109 |
| CALDWELL v. BARNES Supreme Court of Texas Contracts, Property Law & Real Estate Civil Procedure |
12/31/2004 | 03-0672 |
| IN RE SHESHTAWY Supreme Court of Texas Criminal Law & Procedure, Family Law, Habeas Corpus When a final judgment has not been superseded or stayed pending an appeal, either the trial court or the court of appeals may entertain a motion for... |
12/31/2004 | 03-0766 |
| J. HIRAM MORRE. LTD. v. GREER Supreme Court of Texas Contracts, Property Law & Real Estate In a dispute concerning a lease to mine minerals, the trial court erred in granting summary judgment in favor of plaintiff where the disputed deed is... |
12/31/2004 | 02-0455 |
| SOUTHWESTERN BELL TEL. CO. v. GARZA Supreme Court of Texas Labor & Employment Law, Remedies, Workers' Compensation In an action for a violation of the Anti-Retaliation Law, an award of punitive damages is reversed where clear and convincing evidence did not support... |
12/31/2004 | 01-1142 |
| VOLKSWAGEN OF AM. v. RAMIREZ Supreme Court of Texas Civil Procedure, Evidence, Injury & Tort Law, Product Liability In a personal injury action, a take-nothing judgment is awarded to plaintiff where the evidence was not legally sufficient to support causation. |
12/31/2004 | 02-0557 |
| FEE TRANS. SERV. INC. v. FULGHAM Supreme Court of Texas Injury & Tort Law, Labor & Employment Law, Product Liability Strict products liability is inapplicable when a company gratuitously provides a product to an independent contractor working for the company for the... |
12/31/2004 | 02-1097 |
| HAGGAR APPAREL CO. v. LEAL Supreme Court of Texas Injury & Tort Law, Labor & Employment Law, Product Liability Labor and Employment Law |
12/31/2004 | 02-1182 |
| STATE FARM v LOPEZ Supreme Court of Texas Class Actions, Corporation & Enterprise Law, Insurance Law Defendant-insurance company successfully challenges an order certifying a class of its policyholders, who seek dividends from the company's surplus,... |
12/03/2004 | 01-0540 |
| IN RE AUTOMATED COLLECTION TECH. INC. Supreme Court of Texas Class Actions, Corporation & Enterprise Law, Insurance Law Contracts, Labor and Employment Law, Civil Procedure |
12/03/2004 | 03-0280 |