This case involves contract interpretation and repudiation, lost-profits damages, and the election-of-remedies doctrine.

The issue is whether the evidence is sufficient to create a fact issue about whether it was apparent to a restaurant that its patron was obviously intoxicated.

Case details to come.

At issue in this case is whether a nonmember nonprofit corporation may amend its articles of incorporation when those articles provided that no amendments shall be made without the prior approval of a religious conference.

At issue is whether claims under the Texas Constitution's "republican form of government" clause present a nonjusticiable political question.

This case requires the interpretation of an oil-and-gas lease habendum clause.

The principal issue in this case is whether child-support payments should be considered when determining a spouse's eligibility for spousal maintenance.