Court upheld the introduction of expert testimony regarding probabilistic genotyping analysis where the testing had undergone validation studies and peer review and enjoyed general acceptance by the scientific community and many other courts.

Appellant LLC appealed trial court's grant of reconsideration in favor of plaintiff concerning an equitable mortgage and second priority lien.

Defendant moved to limit plaintiff's appeal due to plaintiff's failure to comply with defendant's Chapter 91 request.

Defendants Did Not Make Special Use of Property; Summary Judgment Granted

Appellant was convicted of practicing medicine in violation of Subtitle B, Title 2 of the Texas Occupations Code, a third-degree felony.

Court reduced counsel's hourly rate and some of the billed hours where prevailing party in Fair Debt Collection Practices Act action failed to show that qualified counsel in the district was unavailable or unwilling to handle the case. Plaintiff's motion for legal fees and costs granted in part and denied in part.

State common law claims arising from fossil fuel companies' operations which harmed the environment were largely preempted by the Clean Air Act, which regulated the use of fossil fuels and emissions standards.

Bad Faith Legal Practice Deducts Fees from Award Judgment

'Biggers' Hearing Denied; Government Granted Names of Witnesses With Jenck's Act Material

Although SBA program's recoupment of funds meant applicant's complaint was no longer moot, the complaint failed where applicant failed to allege facts sufficient to show entitlement to a grant from the program. Defendant's motion to reopen and dismiss granted.