COME NOW, the Petitioners, set forth above, and herein jointly pray that the Court approve the settlement agreement entered into between the parties.
1. On or about April 22, 2012, in Mayes County, State of Oklahoma, the minor, G. M., a minor, suffered injuries from a dog bite while on the Defendants’ property. As a result of the incident, the injured minor and the minor’s parents and next

In this consolidated appeal, the former husband challenges an order denying his petition for modification of alimony and child support (4D11-3501); an order finding him in contempt for failing to pay alimony and child support (4D11-4400); and the money judgment entered following his failure to pay the attorney’s fees awarded to the former wife in the order denying modification (4D12-3515). Havin

Robert and Darlene Curtis sued Tower Hill Prime Insurance Co. in a
dispute over a sinkhole insurance claim. They appeal a final summary judgment in
favor of Tower Hill. We reverse and remand for further proceedings.
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The Curtises owned a home that was insured under a policy issued by
Tower Hill.1 During the policy term, the Curtises made a claim for damage under the
po

In this breach of contract case, Appellant GM Metal, Inc. challenges the legal and factual sufficiency of the evidence to support the trial court’s judgment in favor of Appellee JP Environmental Recycling, LLC. We will affirm.
1See Tex. R. App. P. 47.4.
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In January 2010, GM contracted with JP to purchase two excavators—a Caterpillar 320 CL and a Hitachi 2X270 LC—for a total pric

¶1 Bank of America, N.A. (Bank), appeals the judgment of the district court that Bank's mortgage did not include a strip of land claimed by Padgett Development Company, LLC (PDC). Bank also appeals the court's fee award to PDC as a prevailing party in Bank's foreclosure action. We affirm the decisions of the district court.

BACKGROUND

¶2 The relevant facts begin in July 1976, w

Barbara Gail Harris appeals from a summary judgment by which the trial court barred her attempt to collect child support arrearages from the estate of Hayden R. Mayfield. Harris raises five issues concerning jurisdiction, validity of the judgment for arrearages, denial of her motions for continuance and discovery, and attorney’s fees. We affirm.
BACKGROUND
In 1990, Harris obtained a judg

The Commercial Code1 provides that "a financing statement must be filed to perfect all security interests . . . ." (§ 9310, subd. (a).) It further provides, "A perfected security interest . . . has priority over a conflicting unperfected security interest . . . ." (§ 9322, subd. (a)(2).) Although the code reflects the Legislature's intention to create a simplified, clear and uniform means of pri

We issued a writ of review on the petition filed by the petitioners in this matter to
address the two questions raised in the petition: (1) Does the Workers' Compensation
Appeals Board (the Board) retain jurisdiction over a medical billing dispute pertaining to
more than 300 consolidated claims, after the Legislature passed significant workers'
compensation reform legislation that

In this appeal from a demurrer sustained without leave to amend on the ground of uncertainty, we reverse in part. We conclude that plaintiff Marilyn Van Horn has stated a cause of action, by alleging that the procedure used by defendant Department of Toxic
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Substances Control (the Department)—for placing a lien on real property for hazardous substance alleviation pursuant to Californiaâ

¶1 Vernon and Sandra Merritt appeal from the trial court’s
determination that a mechanics’ lien that Total Restoration, Inc.
recorded against the Merritts’ home was valid and enforceable.
Total Restoration recorded the lien after a dispute arose over
payment for flood-remediation work that Total Restoration had
performed on the home. The Merritts argue that the work Tota

¶1 Teton View Golf Estates, LLC, and Idaho Development,
LLC, appeal the trial court’s declaratory judgment that, under Utah
law, Teton View must pay non-member creditors in full before
paying member creditors as it winds up its business and settles its
obligations. We affirm.
1. The Honorable Russell W. Bench, Senior Judge, sat by special
assignment as authorized by law.

After a bench trial, the trial court foreclosed a subcontractor’s materialman’s lien and awarded a retainage claim to the subcontractor against the landowners when the landowners’ contractor failed to pay the subcontractor. The trial court
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also entered a default judgment against the landowner/wife on the basis of her failure to answer or appear despite the answer and appearance of

COME NOW, the Plaintiffs, Kyra Jade Ford, a minor child, by and through her parents, Dustin Carter and Jennifer Carter, by and through their attorneys of record, Gregory J. Denney, Esq. and Carla R. Stinnett, Esq., of DENNEY & STINNETT, P.L.L.C., and for their cause of action against the Defendant, would allege and state as follows:
I. JURISDICTION AND VENUE
1. That Dustin Carter, Jennifer

COMES NOW, the Plaintiff and for his claims against the Defendant would show the Court as follows:
1. On or about April 6, 2012, Plaintiff George W. Sheridan, Jr. (hereinafter “Plaintiff�) was driving 1999 Ford F-ISO pick-up truck southbound on Highway 169 in Tulsa, Oklahoma just north of E 61st Street, in the far left lane.
2. On or about April 6, 2012, Defendant Danielie Elizabeth &i

Defendants Bob M. Cohen and Bob M. Cohen and Associates Law Corporation represented nonparty Paul Slack in a personal injury action on a contingent fee basis. They withdrew from the representation and plaintiff Michael Drell took over Mr. Slack’s case. Defendants asserted an attorney fee lien, informing one of the insurers in the personal injury case that any payment of funds to Mr. Slack was su

COMES NOW, the Plaintiff, Courtney Frey, by and through her attorney of record, Thomas Mortensen, and for her cause of action against the Defendant, alleges and states as follows, to wit:
1 That at all times hereinafter mentioned, the Plaintiff, was and is a resident of Tulsa County, State of Oklahoma.
2 That at all times hereinafter mentioned, the Defendant, Layne George was and is a resi

COMES NOW the Plaintiff, ] swanda Bodwell, and for her cause of action states as follows:
1. On or about Match 19, 2012, Plaintiff was involved in a collision with an automobile driven by Defendant Jack Lee Layne. The collision occurred near the intersection of S Shendan Road and E 14� Street, City of Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma.
2. The collision described above was a direct result of

COMES NOW the plaintiff, Jinme Rebecca Potts, by and through the counsel, and for her claims against the defendant, Jenifer Nicole Frazier, states:
1. On May 10, 2011, at approximately 9:50 a.m., Jinnie Rebecca Potts (hereinafter “Plaintiff’) was driving her vehicle north on Highway 177 approximately seven- tenths (7/lOths) of a mile north of the intersection of said Highway 177 and Richmo

In this appeal from a demurrer sustained without leave to amend on the ground of uncertainty, we reverse in part. We conclude that plaintiff Marilyn Van Horn has stated a cause of action, by alleging that the procedure used by defendant Department of Toxic
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Substances Control (the Department)—for placing a lien on real property for hazardous substance alleviation pursuant to Californiaâ

COMES NOW, the Plaintiffs, by and through his attorney of record Bryan Irons, and for his Petition states as follows:
1. That the Plaintiffs, Michael Nsien and Uzomaka Nsien, the natural mother and next friend of Angel Nsien, a minor are residents of Tulsa County, Oklahoma.
2. That the Defendant, Vicki Lynn Butler a/Ic/a Victoria Bryant is a resident of Tulsa County, Oklahoma, in the State

On July 23, 2010, Plaintiffs were injured in an automobile accident caused by the negligence of the Defendant.

On October 31, 2011, the Plaintiffs filed a Petition in the District Court, Tulsa County, Oklahoma against Defendant.

Plaintiffs retained counsel on a 45% contingency fee contract to make all claims and effectual all recoverieds resulting from the injuries.

Plai

This appeal arises from the trial court’s orders granting the defendants’ motion to enforce a pre-suit settlement and motion for summary judgment in a wrongful death action. The issue is whether the evidence demonstrated that the parties reached a binding settlement agreement before appellant filed suit. Because the evidence failed to support a finding that there was a meeting of the minds bet

COMES NOW plaintiff, Cynthia E. Rice, and for her cause of action alleges and states:
1. Cynthia E. Rice is a resident of Cleveland County, Defendant Elise Wiesner, M.D., is a licensed Oklahoma physician practicing medicine in Cleveland County. The medical care in question was provided in Cleveland County. The Court has personal jurisdiction of the defendant and venue is proper in Cleveland Co

DENVER, CO – George Brokaw, age 68, John Pawelski, age 66, and Mimi Vigil, age 63, all from Colorado Springs, Colorado, were found guilty today of conspiracy to defraud the IRS and related tax charges, following a 4-day jury trial before U.S. District Court Judge Christine M. Arguello. The jury deliberated for an hour and a half before reaching their verdicts. Brokaw, Pawelski and Vigil are s

Yukon, Canadian County, Oklahoma - Dennis A. Thomas and Debra A. Thomas sued The Unknown Heirs, Successors, and assigns of Charlyne P. Windham, Deceased on a quite title theory alleging:

COME NOW, the Plaintiffs, pursuant to the Nonjudicial Marketable Titles Procedures Act, 12 OS. § 1141, and for cause of action against the Defendants alleges and states:
1. That Plaintiffs are the ow