Appellee, an advocacy organization designated to protect the rights of persons with mental illness pursuant to the Protection and Advocacy for Individuals with Mental Illness Act, brought suit against Houston Behavioral and appellant, its CEO, to compel disclosure of video footage pertaining to the involuntary confinement of G.S.

Notice to Quit That Included Fictitious Tenants Survives Motion to Dismiss

Tenant Had Possession and Control of Property When Invitee Fell

Third-party ticketing agent's arbitration agreement binding on travelers suing the airline for cancelling their flight

Motions for Summary Judgment in Alleged Illegal Search and Seizure Granted where No Showing Individual Defendants were Physically Present

Defendants appealed trial court's overturning their denial of deannexation.

Insured needs to exhaust underlying primary insurance for same policy period only in order to access first-level excess insurance policy

Appellants, individually and on behalf of their minor son, sued appellees, a baby-food manufacturer and a grocery retailer, seeking damages for their son's physical and mental decline that began when he was about thirty months old.

Appellant's decedent was driving a crane truck in the course of his employment when a tire blew out, causing the truck to veer out of control and collide with another vehicle.

Respondent owned a vintage Mercedes-Benz that was rear-ended by a driver insured by petitioner.