The issues in this appeal from a dismissal in a medical-malpractice case, based on adequacy of the plaintiff's expert report, are (1) whether the good-faith effort standard requires a trial court's conclusions to be reviewed anew as legal matters and (2) whether the trial court's dismissal without a chance to amend was error.

At issue in this case is whether there was legally sufficient evidence to support a jury's finding that a doctor's negligence caused a young girl's suicide.

The central issue in this case is the interpretation of a deed restriction.