Denying arbitration due to substantial invocation of the judicial process.

Reversing and remanding for a new trial when trial court refused to include the correct corporate entity on the jury form.

Denying petition for mandamus concerning trial court’s denial of a motion to designate a responsible third party.

Denying petition for mandamus concluding that the parties may agree to alter the statutory deadlines for designating responsible third parties.

Reversing trial court’s forfeiture of a plaintiff’s attorney’s fees.

Issued mandamus requiring a jury trial rejecting argument that a signed arbitration provision constituted a jury waiver.

Reversing a case that had been dismissed for want of prosecution.

Affirming denial of a motion to dismiss based on a challenge to an expert report in a medical malpractice case.

Reversing a summary judgment and an $829,816 judgment on counterclaims asserted against a plaintiff in a commercial real estate case.

Reversing a jury verdict in which a jury had awarded managing conservatorship of a child to a non-parent couple instead of to the natural father.

Reversing a summary judgment granted against a personal injury plaintiff based on the doctrine of judicial estoppel due to an inadvertent omission in a bankruptcy filing.

Rejecting John Deere’s argument that a discovery order covering multiple makes and models of equipment was overly broad and unduly burdensome and establishing that a defendant bears the burden of proving the bases for objections raised in discovery.

Affirming denial of motion to dismiss based on challenge to an expert report in a medical malpractice case. Also holding that an expert need not opine as to willful and wanton negligence in a chapter 74 report despite argument that case is governed by the Emergency Room statute.