The state's highest court ruled that an insured cannot bypass a policy's appraisal clause by alleging the insurer acted in bad faith or by arguing the dispute involves coverage rather than the amount of loss.
Texas Supreme Court holds that an injunction compelling production of records constitutes prevailing-party status under Education Code Section 11.1512, even when the board members' terms expire before final judgment.
A 1933 deed's double-fraction language — "one-fourth of the usual one-eighth royalty" — has split Fasken and its counterparties over whether the interest floats at 1/4 or stays fixed at 1/32.
A pilot's family argued that routine edits to a Bell helicopter's preflight checklist reset federal aviation law's repose period — a theory every court to consider it has rejected.
The state's high court sidestepped the constitutional merits entirely after the agency closed its investigations and the children at the center of the dispute reached adulthood.