Solange DeLisle News
Appeals court upholds court reporting service company damages, denies attorney's fees
The 14th Court of Appeals in Texas has overruled Kevin Hood's issues that challenged Harris County Civil Court at Law No. 4's summary judgement on a court reporting services breach of contract issue.
Court's decision to deny Chapter 74 motion to dismiss upheld
The Court of Appeals in the First District of Texas has upheld a court ruling to deny a Chapter 74 motion to dismiss filed by Dr. Thomas Cook, the Craniofacial and Plastic Surgery Center-Houston, Surgical Assistant Qijun Song.
Lexus of Clear Lake loses appeal on motion to compel arbitration
The Court of Appeals in the First District of Texas has upheld the trial court's decision to deny Lexus of Clear Lake's request to force Carol Zendeh Del into arbitration.
Harris County man sued Memorial Hermann Health System over pedestrian accident
A Harris Count man has filed a lawsuit against Memorial Hermann Health System after he was hit by a truck while crossing Astoria Boulevard to get to the facility.
Appeals Court sides with Houston Firefighters, overrules city's complaints
The Fourteenth Court of Appeals in Texas has upheld the 127th District Court's ruling that confirmed an arbitration award in favor of the Houston Professional Firefighters Association, Local 341 and dismissed the city's declaratory judgement action that appealed such an award.
Appeals Court doesn't increase award given to Pro-Care for attorney fees
The Fourteenth Court of Appeals has overruled Pro-Care Medical Center and Injury Group's only appeal issue and sided with the 189th District Court's final judgement made on November 12, 2018.
Appeals court rules buyer gets nothing in real estate contract case
A Texas appeals court has reversed Harrison County's 164th District Court's ruling in a real-estate contract case.
Father's appeal rejected in wrongful death suit
A Texas trial court's ruling was upheld in a lawsuit file by the father of a young child who was killed in a tragic accident.
Texas AG Paxton approves College Station's reduced hold time on items bought by pawnshops
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has issued an opinion as to whether the state's Pawnshop Act preempts municipal regulation of dealers.
Appeals court rules in favor of woman's life partner in inheritance dispute
An appeals court in Texas has sided with a deceased woman's life parting, giving her a large portion of her late-partner's property.
Wal-Mart loses appeal in lawsuit over woman slipping on grape
A Texas appeals court has sided with a lower court's decision awarding a woman thousands of dollars in damages for slipping on a grape in a Wal-Mart store.
Countryside Inn off the hook for falling sink in personal-injury case
The decision to throw out personal-injury claims against Countryside Inn for a falling sink has been upheld.