| Carolyn Anderson v. Country Financial a/k/a Country Preferred Insurance Company |
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Carolyn Anderson v. Country Financial a/k/a Country Preferred Insurance Company |
| Heather Watkins v. Deborah Vahabzadegan and Oklahoma Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company |
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Heather Watkins v. Deborah Vahabzadegan and Oklahoma Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company |
| Francheska V. Jaganathan v. The State of Texas |
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Appellant Francheska V. Jaganathan appeals the trial court’s denial of a motion to suppress. Appellant alleges that the evidence was seized during an unlawful detention. Because the arresting officer lacked reasonable suspicion to detain appellant for violating the “Left Lane for Passing Only” sign, we conclude that the trial court committed harmful error when it denied appellant’s motion ... More... $0 (07-08-2014 - TX) |
| Automatic Protection Systems Corp., Tom Palmer and Chad Mariska v. Federal Insurance Company |
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Automatic Protection Systems Corp., Tom Palmer and Chad Mariska v. Federal Insurance Company |
| Paula Collins v. City of Houston, Texas |
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Paula Collins appeals the trial court’s order granting a plea to the jurisdiction and dismissing her personal injury suit against the City of Houston. In six issues on appeal, Collins contends that the trial court erred in dismissing her case because the City cannot invoke a viable basis for immunity. We reverse and remand. |
| Peter Fils Jolivette v. The State of Texas |
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Peter Fils Jolivette pleaded guilty to possession of less than one gram of a controlled substance, and the trial court assessed punishment at 60 days’ |
| United States of America v. Michael Salas |
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Michael Salas was pulled over for erratic driving and consented to a search of his car, which yielded over 20 pounds of methamphetamine. He pleaded guilty to one count of possession with intent to distribute the meth. |
| Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. |
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We must decide in these cases whether the Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993 (RFRA), 107 Stat. 1488,42 U. S. C. §2000bb et seq., permits the United StatesDepartment of Health and Human Services (HHS) to demand that three closely held corporations providehealth-insurance coverage for methods of contraceptionthat violate the sincerely held religious beliefs of thecompanies’ owners. We hold... More... $0 (06-30-2014 - DC) |
| Ted Maslo v. Ameriprise Auto & Home Insurance |
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Appellant Ted Maslo was the insured on an automobile insurance policy issued by respondent Ameriprise Auto and Home Insurance (insurer).1 After sustaining bodily injuries as a result of an accident caused by an uninsured motorist, Maslo filed a claim seeking the $250,000 limit on the policy’s uninsured motorist coverage. In response, the insurer demanded arbitration. After being awarded $164,120... More... $0 (06-27-2014 - CA) |
| Kerry Hensley v. Brandon Jennings |
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Kerry Hensley and Vicki Hensley, individually and as grandparents and next friends of P.J.T., a minor v. Brandon Jennings and Oklahoma Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company |
| Francisco Fernandez v. Progressive Northern Insurance Company |
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Francisco Fernandez and Magdalena Rodriguez, individually and as parents and next frieends of B.F.R., a minor, v. Progressive Northern Insurance Company |
| Murray County v. Homesales, Inc. |
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¶1 In this appeal, we must determine whether a transfer of real property between affiliated business entities constitutes a "sale" for purposes of the Documentary Stamp Tax Act. We hold that the transfer of real property between affiliated corporations or transfers on behalf of the beneficial owner of real property are not taxable if any consideration paid does not exceed $100. |
| Joseph P. Herman v. Director, North Dakota Department of Transportation |
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[¶1] Joseph P. Herrman appeals a district court judgment affirming a North Dakota Department of Transportation ("Department") decision revoking his driving privileges for one year. We affirm, concluding sufficient probable cause existed to arrest Herrman without considering his onsite screening test, North Dakota's implied consent law does not constitute an unconstitutional condition and Herrman ... More... $0 (06-24-2014 - ND) |
| Hillel Chodos v. Navabeth P. Borman |
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An attorney, who represented a client in two divorce cases and a related Marvin1 action without a statutorily required written hourly or contingency fee agreement, sued his client for the reasonable value of the services he rendered in the three cases. The jury, using a multiplier of five to increase the attorney’s hourly rate to $5,000 per hour, awarded the attorney $7.8 million in attorney fee... More... $0 (06-18-2014 - CA) |
| Monique Watts, Shedrick Jones v. Bealie Hancock |
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This is a personal injury case that grew out of an automobile accident. According to the pleadings, appellants Monique Watts and Shedrick Jones sued appellee Bealie Hancock, alleging that Hancock operated her vehicle negligently when she made a left turn in front of the vehicle which was driven by Jones and in which Watts was a passenger. Hancock, in turn, filed a counterclaim for contribution, al... More... $0 (06-18-2014 - TX) |
| American Alternative Insurance Corporation v. Robert Davis and J&D Towing, LLC |
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In three issues, appellant, American Alternative Insurance Corporation (“AAIC”), challenges a judgment awarding loss-of-use damages in a total-loss case to appellee, J & D Towing, LLC (“J & D”). We reverse and render. |
| Marty Leon Hayward v. Jordan LaFaye Henry |
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Marty Leon Hayward v. Jordan LaFaye Henry |
| William Zachary Capps and Erin Matthews v. Red Devil, Inc. and Robert Price Lee |
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William Zachary Capps and Erin Matthews v. Fred Devil, Inc. and Robert Price Lee |
| Tricia Worster v. Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Company |
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COMES NOW the Plaintiff, Tricia Worster, by and through her attorney of record, Kevin E. Hill of Homsey Cooper Hill & Carson and, for her causes of action against the Defendant, alleges and states as follows: |
| Bobby Bowen v. Robert E. White |
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This is an appeal from a take-nothing summary judgment in a legal malpractice suit. Attorney Robert E. White and the law firm of Childs, Bishop & White, PC (referred to collectively in this opinion as “White”) had represented Bobby Bowen in a personal injury case involving a vehicle collision. After Bowen’s claims for personal injury against the driver and the owner of the vehicle |
| Clea Henderson and Rafael Lawrence, S. v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company |
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Clea Henderson and Rafael Lawrence, S. v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company |
| Plumhoff v. Richard |
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Donald Rickard led police officers on a high-speed car chase that cameto a temporary halt when Rickard spun out into a parking lot. Rickard resumed maneuvering his car, and as he continued to use the accelerator even though his bumper was flush against a patrol car, anofficer fired three shots into Rickard’s car. Rickard managed to drive away, almost hitting an officer in the process. Officers f... More... $0 (05-27-2014 - DC) |
| Texas Department of Transportation v. Teresa Renee Abila Lopez |
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This case arises from a vehicle accident in which a motorist struck and killed a tow-truck driver who was working to upright a Budget Rental moving truck. The truck rolled over and was in the median of Interstate Highway 20 at the time of the accident. |
| United States of America v. Snyder Geronimo III |
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ALBUQUERQUE – Snyder Geronimo III, 23, a member of the Mescalero Apache Nation, was sentenced today in federal court in Las Cruces, N.M., to 33 months in federal prison followed by five years of supervised release for his child sexual abuse conviction. Geronimo will be required to register as a sex offender after he completes his prison sentence. |
| Randy Smith v. The City of Stillwater, et al. |
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Stillwater, Oklahoma personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff who sued Defendants on Governmental Tort Claims Act negligence theories. |
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