Oklahoma City, OK - Jamie M. White and Justin R. White sued John Christopher Carey, M.D. and Michael D. Furgeson, M.D. on medical negligence (medical malpractice) theories claiming:

1. Plaintiffs are residents and citizens of Oklahoma, residing in Oklahoma City, and are wife and husband. Defendant, John Christopher Carey, M.D. is a physician licensed to practice in the State of Oklahoma a

Tulsa, OK - The State of Oklahoma charged Brian Christian Drabek, age 42, with:

Count # 1. Count as Filed: LEWD, LEWD MOLESTATION, in violation of 21 O.S. 1123
Date of Offense: 04/23/2014

Count # 2. Count as Filed: LEWD, LEWD MOLESTATION, in violation of 21 O.S. 1123
Date of Offense: 04/23/2014

Count # 3. Count as Filed: LEWD, LEWD MOLESTATION, in violation of

Sometimes it's not over when it's over. A bankruptcy extinguished defendant debtor's liability on a judgment in favor of plaintiff. But here it did not extinguish plaintiff's lien on the bankrupt's business from which plaintiff was entitled to the assets and profits of the business.
Shortly before his death, plaintiff's husband sold a business to defendant. Defendant defaulted on the purchase

"There are no free houses." These are the words of the bankruptcy judge who allowed the instant home foreclosure to go forward. It rejected appellant's theory of "wrongful foreclosure." Thereafter, the same theory was rejected in an unlawful detainer proceeding. Undeterred, appellant F. Wood Boyce sued his lender for "wrongful foreclosure" because the $1.155 million deed of trust was placed in a m

Oklahoma City, OK - Jamie M. White and Justin R. White sued John Christopher Carey, M.D. and Michael D. Furgeson, M.D. on medical negligence (medical malpractice) claiming:

1. Plaintiffs are residents and citizens of Oklahoma, residing in Oklahoma City, and are wife and husband. Defendant, John Christopher Carey, M.D. is a physician licensed to practice in the State of Oklahoma and reside

Tulsa, OK - Phillip G. Roberts sued Roger E. Janitz, D.D.S. on a medical negligence theory (dental malpractice), res ipsa loquitur and general negligence theories. He claimed that August 31, 2009, Plaintiff, Philip Roberts, had oral surgery performed on him by Defendant, Robert Janitz, for the removal of various teeth.

Defendant asserted the following in his answer:

a. Dr. Janitz

Oklahoma City, OK - Carolyn Bethea sued Brown Mechanical Contractors on a personal injury tort theory:

1. That the Plaintiff owns a home located at 16701 Sumac Drive, Edmond, OK
73012.
2. That the Defendant, Brown Mechanical Contractors, is licensed to conduct business in the State of Oklahoma.
3. That this Court has jurisdiction over the Defendant because at all tmes releva

Atlanta, GA - The State of Georgia charged Tabeeka Jordan and 9 others were charged with racketeering, making false statements, theft and false swearing. The State asserted by Beverly Hall, the 2009 recipient of the Superintendent of the Year at the American Association of School Administrators, and 34 other educators committed various felonies by cheating in various ways to make the scores made

Oklahoma City, OK - Marie Courtney and Christopher L. Courtney sued Barry L. Bowker, Todd M. Hanan and Keith A. Jackson on auto negligence theories claiming:

1. That on or about October 14, 2012, at approximately 11:36 a.m., the Plaintiff, Christopher L. Courtney, was driving a 2012 Chevrolet Impala automobile northbound in the left lane of Interstate Highway 35 near Denton, Texas, when

Oklahoma City, OK - Chelsea Stephens, individually and as next friend of Jordan Stephens, a minor, and Kevin Adams, individually sued William Jeskey on negligence claiming:

1. That on or about March 18, 2012, at or near the intersection of SE. 29th and Air Depot, in Del Cjty, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, Defendant, William Jeskey, negligently drove a n1otor vehicle, striking the vehicle ope

We consider here a question of first impression for our
circuit: Are “service advisors� who work at a car dealership
exempt from the overtime pay requirements of the Fair Labor
Standards Act (FLSA) of 1938, 29 U.S.C. §§ 201–219, under
29 U.S.C. § 213(b)(10)(A), which exempts “any salesman,
partsman, or mechanic primarily engaged in selling or
servicing automobile

In eleven issues, appellants, Estate Land Company, Aaron Wiese, and
Kamal Banani, complain the trial court lacked jurisdiction to sign a final judgment,
and that there is insufficient evidence to support the judgment. We affirm.
I. BACKGROUND
In 1999, Aaron Wiese (“Aaron�) and his brother, Anthony (“Tony�) Wiese,
purchased three properties in Houston, Texas: 812 Main St

Willie represented his client, Don Collis Houston Jr., after Houston was
indicted for possession of a controlled substance and bail jumping. After
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consulting with Willie, Houston signed a judicial confession and waiver of rights
as to both charged offenses on May 12, 2008; these documents also were signed by
Willie and the State’s attorney, Michael Mark. Houston then pleade

¶1 Plaintiff/Appellant Phillip Estrada (Estrada) appeals the trial court's Order granting the motion to dismiss of Defendants/Appellees Dennis Kriz, Hodges Transport, Mid-America Pallet, LLC, et al. (collectively, Defendants). Defendants moved for dismissal "based upon [Estrada's] failure to plead [fraud] with particularity, the Doctrine of Laches and the Doctrine of Equitable Estoppel." Based on

{1} Res judicata is a judicially created doctrine designed to promote efficiency and
finality by giving a litigant only one full and fair opportunity to litigate a claim and by
precluding any later claim that could have, and should have, been brought as part of the
earlier proceeding. In this case, we examine the preclusive effect of a fee proceeding in
bankruptcy court on a later

Kish D. Powell filed a suit against the State of Texas for a declaratory judgment of inability to pay property taxes and for injunctive relief. Before service of process, the trial court dismissed the case as frivolous and for failure to comply with the procedural requirements that apply to litigation filed without payment of costs by persons incarcerated in the Texas Department of Criminal Justic

Norman, OK - The State of Oklahoma charged Timothy Aaron Dovers with:

Count # 1. Count as Filed: WE6, **amended to poss of knife from poss of firearm after former felony conviction**, in violation of 21 O.S. 1283
Date of Offense: 01/07/2013
Party Name Disposition Information
Dovers, Timothy Aaron Disposed: CONVICTION, 02/22/2013. Guilty Plea
Count as Disposed: **amended to

Security State Bank & Trust, appellee, sued James T. Dreiling, appellant, for deficiency on a note following a foreclosure. Silveroak Land Company, L.P., appellant, filed a plea in intervention. Security State filed a motion to strike the intervention and a motion for summary judgment on its claim against Dreiling. The trial court granted both motions. On appeal, Silveroak argues the trial court a

This appeal arose from an arbitration decision regarding Peggy Cedillo’s underinsured motorist insurance policy with Farmers Insurance Company of Idaho (“Farmers�) and damages for injuries she suffered in a motorcycle accident. After the arbitrator issued his final award, Farmers provided the arbitrator evidence that Farmers had already paid Cedillo the total amount of remaining damages. The

This case arises from claims brought by Developers Surety and Indemnity Company ("DSI") against Daniel Waldberg, Brenda Waldberg, Barney Ashner, Marlene Ashner, and Woods of Somerset, LLC ("Appellants") related to an indemnity agreement Appellants executed in order to obtain a payment bond from DSI for the development of a subdivision. After an excavation company filed suit seeking payment for wor

¶1 Appellant brings this appeal challenging the trial court's denial of her application for grandparental visitation with here deceased son's minor children. In 1987, Appellee initiated divorce proceedings against her husband and father of the minor children of the parties, Halloka Ingram. Pursuant to pre-trial proceedings, the trial court initially denied visitation with the minor children by th

¶1 Verlin Paul Jobe (Husband) appeals a decision of the district court awarding Lisa Kristine Jobe (Wife) $101,875 in back support alimony, and approximately $2,200 in fees. On review, we reverse the award of support alimony, and vacate the fee decision.

BACKGROUND

¶2 The parties were divorced by consent decree in 2007. The court's final decree (Decree) provided the Husband wou

Plaintiff WSB Investments, LLC owns an interest
in a timeshare unit at the Residence Club at Pronghorn
Villas Condominiums and, as a consequence of that ownership,
is a member of the associated nonprofit homeowners
association, the Residence Club at Pronghorn Villas
Condominiums Owners Association (the Res Club). When
the timeshare development, and the management of it by

Adrian Tijerina appeals from the trial court’s order granting pleas to the jurisdiction
filed by Texas Property Casualty Insurance Guaranty Association as Receiver for SIR Lloyd’s
Insurance Company (the Association) and the Texas Department of Insurance, Division of Workers’
Compensation (the Division), and dismissing his case for lack of jurisdiction. In two issues, Tijerina

Carlos Jovany Medina-Rosales, a native and citizen of Mexico who adjusted
his status to that of a lawful permanent resident (LPR) of the United States, petitions
for review of the Board of Immigration Appeals’ (BIA) decision dismissing his
appeal from the Immigration Judge’s (IJ) removal decision. The IJ found, and the
BIA agreed, that Mr. Medina-Rosales was ineligible for a wa