Appellee alleged that appellant, her brother-in-law Mbaka, took funds that belonged to her out of her bank accounts without her permission and used some of the funds to buy a house.

Petitioner owns two parcels of undeveloped property, one of which borders respondent's property and is burdened by a restrictive easement.

In this complex dispute between factions in a non-denominational church, the court was asked to review several dispositive motions granted in favor of (1) Hector Ferrero, the pastor/president/director; (2) his wife, Rosa Ferrero, the secretary/director; (3) Diego Sanchez, whose connection to the church was not established in the record; and (4) Antonio Nunez, the accountant/church administration specialist/notary public.

Appellate Division, Second Department: May 29, 2019

Appellant Hood won a road and utilities infrastructure contract with the Texas Department of Transportation and hired appellee as a subcontractor for water utility services.

This case arose from alleged defects in the design and construction of a hotel near the airport in Austin. Appellee, the owner of the hotel at the time that the alleged defects were discovered, fil

Opinion issued February 28, 2017On Appeal from the 295th District CourtHarris County, TexasTrial Court Case No. 2008-75633Panel co

FROM THE DISTRICT COURT OF TRAVIS COUNTY 200TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT NO. D-1-FM-11-005140 HONORABLE LORA J. LIVINGSTON JUDGE PRESI

On Appeal from the 295th District CourtHarris County, TexasTrial Court Case No. 2008-75633Panel consists of Justices Bland, Brown, and Lloyd.

Affirmed as Modified and Opinion filed July 26, 2016.On Appeal from the 80th District CourtHarris County, TexasTrial Court Cause No. 2010