Court affirmed arbitration award where defendants failed to present evidence sufficient to show that the arbitral panel's interpretation of the parties' agreements was palpably incorrect.

Appellant filed an application with the Social Security Administration for disability insurance benefits under Title II of the Social Security Act.

Former Employee's Retaliation Claim Fails as a Matter of Law

Court Upholds Trial Court's Determination that Foreign Law to Apply to Federal Code Violation must be Presented by Plaintiff

Following appellant's indictment on capital murder and murder, he entered a plea of not guilty.

Court declined to dismiss religious discrimination claim where terminated employee adequately pled sincerely held religious belief supporting her objection to COVID-19 vaccines.

Court Grants Defendants' Motion to Dismiss Bill of Discovery

Information did not give defendant fair notice of possible 25-year-to-life sentence under "One Strike" law

Attorney in Good Standing with Bar, Properly Commenced Proceeding

In this en banc case, the court revisited whether a journalist may be prosecuted for making public non-public information acquired by reporting (that is, asking sources for information).