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...Smith Sales, Inc. d/b/a The Dean Group appeals the trial court's summary judgment in favor of Metal Systems, Inc. In three issues...
...Turner v. Franklin, No. 4010193105 Court: 401st District Court, Collin County Plaintiffs' Attorney: Rodney...
...Insurance Co., No. 401-03025-2010 Court: 401st District Court, Collin County Plaintiff's Attorney:...
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...s Exchange contends the trial court erred in granting summary judgment...last remainingdefendant. The district court granted Tafoya's summary...
... Court tosses case against elderly patient...642 Court: 136th District Court, Jefferson County ...
...allegedly made payable to 380th District Judge Suzanne Wooten's campaign...incumbent in the 380th District Court and later, as the judge...
...08-06190-D Court: Dallas County Court-at-Law...295 Court: 229th District Court, Duval County ...
...years later, then-Gov. George W. Bush appointed Rusch to the 401st District Court where he has been ever since. It's a job Rusch...
...A Collin County district judge has dismissed...Oct. 2 hearing, 401st District Judge Mark...dismiss in state court. In...
...arrived at the Texas Supreme Court in 1989 he has been...Michele Wong Krause, U.S. District Judge Barbara Lynn and incoming...
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