City of Laredo v. Montano
The city of Laredo filed suit to condemn Respondents' property. A jury found that the City had no authorized public use for the property and awarded Respondents attorney's fees and expenses under Tex....
View ArticleCoinmach Corp. v. Aspenwood Apartment Corp.
A commercial tenant remained in possession of premises for six years after it lost its lease when the property was sold through foreclosure. The tenant ultimately conceded that the foreclosure...
View ArticleCoinmach Corp. v. Aspenwood Apartment Corp.
A commercial tenant (Tenant) remained in possession of property for over ten years after Tenant lost its lease when the property was sold through foreclosure. The new owner (Owner) continually insisted...
View ArticleSims v. Carrington Mortgage Servs., LLC
Plaintiffs, the recipients of a home equity loan, reached two loan modification agreements with Defendant, which reduced the interest rate and payments. Plaintiffs subsequently brought this class...
View ArticleIn re Vaishangi, Inc.
Relators filed suit in Harris County for breach of contract and wrongful foreclosure against a Bank. The parties reached a settlement memorialized in a Rule 11 agreement. The trial court later...
View ArticleMehrdad v. Interstate 35/Chisam Road, L.P.
Borrower borrowed $696,000 from Lenders. The note was secured by a deed of trust covering real property. Guarantor guaranteed the loan under a guaranty agreement that included a general waiver of...
View ArticleHMC Hotel Props. II Ltd. P’ship v. Keystone-Texas Prop. Holding Corp.
Keystone-Texas Property Holding Corporation owned the Rivercenter Mall and the ground beneath the San Antonio Marriott Riverwalk hotel. Keystone leased the hotel land to Petitioners, who owned and...
View ArticleKey Operating & Equip., Inc. v. Hegar
A mineral lessee operated two wells on two contiguous tracts of land. When one of the wells stopped producing, the lessee pooled parts of the two mineral leases. Landowners subsequently bought a tract...
View ArticlePorretto v. Tex. Gen. Land Office
The Porretto family owned several acres of property between the Galveston Seawall and the Gulf of Mexico. Due to the State’s repeated recharacterization of the Porretto’s property as public property,...
View ArticlePetroleum Solutions, Inc. v. Head
Bill Head, doing business as Bill Head Enterprises (Head), hired Petroleum Solutions, Inc. to manufacture and install an underground fuel system at the truck stop Head owned and operated. After a major...
View ArticleCity of Laredo v. Montano
The city of Laredo filed suit to condemn Respondents' property. A jury found that the City had no authorized public use for the property and awarded Respondents attorney's fees and expenses under Tex....
View ArticleCoinmach Corp. v. Aspenwood Apartment Corp.
A commercial tenant remained in possession of premises for six years after it lost its lease when the property was sold through foreclosure. The tenant ultimately conceded that the foreclosure...
View ArticleCoinmach Corp. v. Aspenwood Apartment Corp.
A commercial tenant (Tenant) remained in possession of property for over ten years after Tenant lost its lease when the property was sold through foreclosure. The new owner (Owner) continually insisted...
View ArticleSims v. Carrington Mortgage Servs., LLC
Plaintiffs, the recipients of a home equity loan, reached two loan modification agreements with Defendant, which reduced the interest rate and payments. Plaintiffs subsequently brought this class...
View ArticleIn re Vaishangi, Inc.
Relators filed suit in Harris County for breach of contract and wrongful foreclosure against a Bank. The parties reached a settlement memorialized in a Rule 11 agreement. The trial court later...
View ArticleMehrdad v. Interstate 35/Chisam Road, L.P.
Borrower borrowed $696,000 from Lenders. The note was secured by a deed of trust covering real property. Guarantor guaranteed the loan under a guaranty agreement that included a general waiver of...
View ArticleHMC Hotel Props. II Ltd. P’ship v. Keystone-Texas Prop. Holding Corp.
Keystone-Texas Property Holding Corporation owned the Rivercenter Mall and the ground beneath the San Antonio Marriott Riverwalk hotel. Keystone leased the hotel land to Petitioners, who owned and...
View ArticleKey Operating & Equip., Inc. v. Hegar
A mineral lessee operated two wells on two contiguous tracts of land. When one of the wells stopped producing, the lessee pooled parts of the two mineral leases. Landowners subsequently bought a tract...
View ArticlePorretto v. Tex. Gen. Land Office
The Porretto family owned several acres of property between the Galveston Seawall and the Gulf of Mexico. Due to the State’s repeated recharacterization of the Porretto’s property as public property,...
View ArticlePetroleum Solutions, Inc. v. Head
Bill Head, doing business as Bill Head Enterprises (Head), hired Petroleum Solutions, Inc. to manufacture and install an underground fuel system at the truck stop Head owned and operated. After a major...
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