Appellee, Exxon Mobil, sued appellants for indemnity obligations with respect to two Louisiana lawsuits settled by Exxon.

In 1994, appellants, the Wagners, entered into a Purchase and Sell agreement that gave the Wagners oil and gas interests in Louisiana.

Appellee, Ronald Jeffrey Prible, was indicted and convicted of capital murder for the deaths of Esteban Herrera and his family in 2001.

Trial Judge Did Not Show Bias By Offering Advice to Prosecutor Regarding Presentation of Evidence

Appellant shot and killed Terrence Valentine after a drug deal went awry.

Court affirms majority of summary judgment ruling in a medical negligence matter, but reverses and remands on a negligent credentialing cause of action

As part of a series of corporate transactions, appellees entered into a securities purchase agreement with appellants that involved the creation of a new entity and change of ownership of various other entities involved in sandblasting and other industrial operations.

Appellants brought a class action suit challenging the bail system in Dallas County and alleging indigent arrestees are subjected to an unconstitutional system of wealth-based detention.

A criminal defendant, who was convicted of murder and sought a claim of appealability and was denied, failed to convince the appellate court how that decision was in error.