Joe Barnard and Stefania Barnard sued Ernest Cobb on negligence theories claiming:

1. Joe Barnard and Stefania Barnard, as parents and next friends of AS., a minor, appear to as the minor’s claim for damages and expenses arising out other injuries from a motor vehicle accident that occurred on January 31, 2013, on Morrow Road in Sand Springs, Oklahoma.

2. Sot Barnard and Stefan

Rhiannon Goshorn sued Gregory Bowman claiming:

1. On or about April 6, 2013, in Tulsa County, Oklahoma, the minor, Cannon Smith,
was involved in an accident wherein said minor allegedly sustained vanous injunes As aresultof
the accident, the injured minor and the minor’s parent and next friend, Rhiannon Goslorn
(hereinafter referred to as “Plaintiff”), has asserted a cla

William Castillo and Edwynna Castillo sued Sara Davenport and Carrie Lopp on negligence theories claiming:

That on or about the 31 ‘ day of December, 2012, the minor, Gabriel Castillo, was involved iá.an accident, wherein said minor allçgedly sustainedvañous injuries. As a result Of the accideiit1 thç injured minor and the minor’s parents and next friënth, WilliäntCastillo and Ed

Appellant Morrell Masonry Supply, Inc. (the Supplier) argues that the trial court erred by excluding certain summary judgment evidence. The Supplier contends this evidence creates a fact issue regarding whether it is entitled to a mechanic’s lien because it ―furnished materials‖ to appellee, Brickland Homes, Inc. (the Owner). We agree that an affidavit from the Supplier’s office manager cr

¶1 Sundial Inc. (Sundial) appeals from a judgment awarding it damages for unjust enrichment on the ground that the trial court failed to include prejudgment interest. We affirm.

¶2 The underlying claim for equitable relief relates to The Villages at Wolf Hollow development, a sixty‐four unit condominium project (the Project) in Salt Lake County. The original developer of the Project was

¶1 Defendants challenge various rulings made by the trial court in the course of litigation between Defendants and Skypark Airport Association, LLC (SAA).1 We affirm.

1. Although other plaintiffs are parties to this appeal, we refer to both Skypark Airport Association, LLC individually and all the plaintiffs collectively as SAA for convenience. Skypark Airport v. Jensen

BACKGROUND

Sean Johnson sued Jeanne Daugherty claiming:

1. On or about July 4, 2012 in McIntosh County, Oklahoma, the minor, Warren Johnson, was involved in a burn to the foot wherein Warren Johnson allegedly sustained injury. As a result of the injury to the foot, the minor and the minor’s parents and next friends, Sean Johnson and Heather Johnson, (hereinafter referred to collectively as “Petiti

This is a consolidated appeal of an award of attorney’s fees in two related cases. Both cases arose out of a boating accident in which Marilyn McCormick was killed, her minor son, G.M.M., was injured but survived, and the driver of the boat, James Pitcock, also survived. In the aftermath of the accident, litigation arose regarding the guardianship of G.M.M. and the administration of McCormick’

Michael Wisner and Kimberly Wisner sued Scott Pilgrim claiming:

I.

On May 14, 2010, the minor Plaintiff, Michael “Mikie” Wisner, III, was involved in an accident in Bixby, Oklahoma. As a result of the incident, Michael Wisner, and Kimberly Wisner, Individually and as Parents and Next Friends of Michael “Mikie” Wisner, HE, a minor, have asserted a claim against the Defendant S

Cecelia Barker sued Patrick Kenny claiming:

1. On or about July 10, 2012, in Tulsa County, Oklahoma, the minor, Gracee Cooper, was involved in an accident wherein said minor allegedly sustained various injuries. As a result of the accident, the injured minor and the minor’s parent and next friend, Cecelia Barker (hereinafter referred to as “Plaintiff”), has asserted a claim against Pa

Plaintiffs Carole and Harry Hughes (collectively, the Hugheses), a nursing home resident and her community spouse, appeal the district court’s grant of summary judgment in favor of the director of the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS or the Ohio agency),1 holding that the Ohio agency properly penalized Mrs. Hughes based on Mr. Hughes’s purchase of an annuity for himself with f

Compass Bank sued Stephen L. Goodman, as guarantor, seeking to collect the deficiency remaining after Compass foreclosed on two pieces of real property securing the repayment of two promissory notes. Goodman claimed a right to offset under section 53.001 of the property code because the fair market value at the time of the foreclosure sale of the two pieces of property was greater than the amount

¶1 This case requires us to determine whether an attorneyclient relationship that existed between the United Effort Plan Trust

SNOW et al v. HONORABLE LINDBERG

Opinion of the Court

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1 On June 13, 2011, we stayed the present case pending disposition of the appeal in a related case, Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints v

Kelly S. McCoy d/b/a MILSIMEVENT sued Louis Blake Danyeur, Milsimevent, LLC, John Pilkington, and American Milsim, LLC claiming:


1. Plaintiff, KELLY S. MCCOY individually and d!b/a MILSIMEVENT is a resident of Tulsa County, State of Oklahoma (hereafter referred to as “McCoy” or “Plaintiff’). At all times materials hereto McCoy has solely and exclusively operated MILSIMEVENT as a

Vidisha Rajnewton sued Derek W. Wheeler on an auto negligence theory claiming to have been injured and/or damaged in a car wreck in Tulsa County, Oklahoma caused by Wheeler.

Derek W. Wheeler, by and through Erik S. Houghton, and offers judgment to be taken against Defendant, in the sum of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND NO/100 ($5,000.00), said sum to include all interest, costs, attorneys fees

Fondren Southwest Tempos Association sued Ramesh Kapur (d/b/a AIC Management Company) for unpaid maintenance assessments and violating various deed restrictions in the Fondren Southwest Tempos townhouse complex. The trial court granted the Association’s motion for summary judgment. Kapur appeals, contending that (1) the Association failed to conclusively prove each of its claims

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This is an appeal from a judgment after a jury trial in a case arising from two real estate transactions. Appellants Peterson Group, Inc., PGI Development, L.P., and Wellington Yu sued appellees PLTQ Lotus Group, L.P. and Cubo Group,

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L.L.C. (collectively, “PLTQ”) for money due under a purchase agreement and a real estate development agreement. PLTQ countersued for breach of the

Jennifer Capron sued Bill Pittman dba Precision Contracting and Roofing, Casey Pittman dba Precision Contracting and Roofing, John Phillip Strawn aka Fran Tanner, Victor Guzman, Victor Sanchez and Allison Pittman d/b/a Precision Contracting and Roofing on breach of contract theories. 1. Plaintiff is an individual residing in Tulsa County, and is the owner of the property on which the roofing cont

Sean Johnson and Heather Johnson sued Jeanne Daugherty claiming:

1. On or about July 4, 2012 in McIntosh County, Oklahoma, the minor, Warren Johnson, was involved in a burn to the foot wherein Warren Johnson allegedly sustained injury. As a result of the injury to the foot, the minor and the minor’s parents and next friends, Sean Johnson and Heather Johnson, (hereinafter referred to colle

Michael Wisner and Kimberly Wisner sued SCott Pilgrim on an auto negligence theory claiming:

I.

On May 14, 2010, the minor Plaintiff, Michael “Mikie” Wisner, III, was involved in an accident in Bixby, Oklahoma. As a result of the incident, Michael Wisner, and Kimberly Wisner, Individually and as Parents and Next Friends of Michael “Mikie” Wisner, HE, a minor, have asserted a

Cecelia Barker sued Patrick Kenny on an auto negligence theory claiming:

1. On or about July 10, 2012, in Tulsa County, Oklahoma, the minor, Gracee Cooper, was involved in an accident wherein said minor allegedly sustained various injuries. As a result of the accident, the injured minor and the minor’s parent and next friend, Cecelia Barker (hereinafter referred to as “Plaintiff”), ha

Timothy Frazin appeals the judgment of the district court affirming the final judgment entered by the bankruptcy court on certain state-law counterclaims that Frazin filed against the Appellees, attorneys who were authorized by the bankruptcy court to represent Frazin in a separate lawsuit. Frazin argues that the bankruptcy court lacked the authority to enter a final judgment on these claims in li

Tiem Ho individually and as personal representative of Dong Ho, deceased, sued Kim Ho aka Kim Nguyen claiming:

That on or about the 1601 day of October, 2011, the parties were involved in an accident, wherein said minors allegedly sustained various injuries. As a result of the accident, the injured minors and the minor’s guardian ad litem, TIEM HO (Hereinafter referred to as the “CLAIMA

The Plaintiffs, MGA Insurance Company, a Texas Corporation (“MGA”) and Crystal Burkhalter (“Burkhalter”) (collectively “Plaintiffs”), by and through their attorney of record, Patrick L. Hullum, for their cause against the Defendants, Byron Cooper; Emergency Medical Services Authority (EMSA); AHS Southcrest Hospital, LLC d/b/a Hillcrest Hospital South; All Saints Home Medical, L.L.C.; S

Global Xtreme, Inc. (“Global”) appeals from an order awarding attorney’s fees to Advanced Aircraft Center, Inc. (“Advanced”) pursuant to sections 57.105 and 713.29, Florida Statutes (2010). For the following reasons, we reverse.

I. FACTUAL AND PROCEDURAL HISTORY

Global entered into an oral contract with Advanced, the operator of an aircraft storage and repair center, to rep