Civil

Rich Behm and Joe DeCamillis are asking for unspecified damages.

Frances and John Joseph Stuart are accused of selling outdated software at outlandish prices, among other things.

How six not-so-angry men made the best of a bad situation and reached a unanimous verdict.

The victims feel the amount is too low, but state law doesn't require the city to pay any more than that.

The family's suit charges that city employees recklessly delaying life saving measures that might have prevented the child's death.

Three-judge panel to consider remaining issue.

According to her ex-husband's lawyer, the divorce might simply be a matter of convenience.

Mannatech, Caster accused of falsely claiming dietary supplements treated, prevented diseases.

The lawsuit alleges that the co-op has wrongfully taken $54 million of the members' money for its own use through improper accounting practices.

The university is defending its position that a discount is still in effect for electric rates from municipal electricity plants and has refused to pay the newer, higher rate to Denton Municipal Electric.

But a lawsuit against the proposed owners could delay those plans.

In a scramble to change the charter that made the city's alleged illegal behavior lawful, city leaders convinced citizens to change the charter in a manner that would take away public oversight of its business.

It's the first instance of a same-sex divorce case for the State of Texas.

Thomas Hannon spent 10 months in jail on charges for a crime he didn't commit.

Aguilar is suing for racial discrimination, claiming that the station fired her after she complained about the treatment of Hispanics and Latinos.

A court ruled that McKinney has jurisdictional authority over three tracts of land located south of Collin County Regional Airport.

So let me get this straight -- he didn't get to pay them hundreds of millions of dollars to buy some crappy teams and now they have to pay him hundreds of millions of dollars because of it? What a country!

Judge Priddy hired a firm to retrieve the documents at the city's expense and has appointed himself to oversee the process.

Agency.com is accusing iCrossing of stealing employees and clients, which forced it to close its Dallas office.