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Texas Business Court Decision – June 9, 2026

No. 25-BC01A-0061  Ryan Lunderby v. Dominium Development & Acquisition, LLC (Division 1, Judge Bouressa) 2026 Tex. Bus. 38    25-bc01a-0061-lunderby-v-dominium-dev-and-acquisition-2026-tex-bus-38.pdf Contracts. Background. Lunderby and Dominium were parties to a 2025 “Amended and Restated Employment Agreement”  governed by Texas law. The agreement required Lunderby to “relocate to Dallas” to serve…

Texas Business Court Decision – June 9, 2026

No. 25-BC01A-0040  Southwest Airline Pilots Association v. The Boeing Company (First Div., Judge Bouressa) 2026 Tex. Bus. 37 Fraud/Misrepresentations – 737 Litigation. Background. Plaintiff Southwest Airlines Pilot Association (SWAPA) sued Boeing, alleging Boeing made misrepresentations to SWAPA and its pilot members in connection with negotiations over  SWAPA’s collective bargaining…

Business Court Passes on Challenge to Its Own Constitutionality

In this article, originally published in the Texas Lawbook, Ben Barnes and Gibson Dunn partner Brad G. Hubbard discuss a recent challenge to the constitutionality of the Texas Business Court.  After a highly successful, productive and largely uncontroversial first 18 months, the burgeoning Texas Business Court recently faced its first…

Texas Business Court Decision – June 3, 2026

No. 25-BC01B-0049    Dallas Sports Group, LLC, et al. v. DSE Hockey Club, L.P., et al. 26 Tex. Bus. 36 (Division One, Judge Whitehill.  25-bc01b-0049-dallas-sports-group-v-dse-hockey-club-2026-tex-bus-36.pdf Contracts. Background. The Dallas Mavericks’ ownership entities (plaintiffs Dallas Sports Group and Radical Arena) sought to redeem the Dallas Stars’ ownership interests in the…

Texas Business Court Decision – May 29, 2026

No. 25-BC11B-0099    M. Brown v. Exxon Mobil Corporation (Eleventh Division, Judge Sweeten) 2026 Tex. Bus. 35 Jurisdiction – Sec. 25A.004(b) and (d). Background.  Brown, a 29-year Exxon employee serving as Vice President of Basestocks & Waxes, had his employment end on July 25, 2025. Exxon contends Brown resigned…

Texas Business Court Decision – May 29, 2026

No. 26-BC11A-0004 Energy Founders Fund, LP v. Phillip Daskevich, et al. (Eleventh Division, Judge Stagner) 2026 Tex. Bus. 34 Corporate Governance/Contracts. Background. Gage Western LLC was governed by a Company Agreement establishing a multi-class membership structure. Energy Founders Fund (Energy) held majority Class A interests, while Phillip and Cris…

Texas Business Court Decision – May 27, 2026

No. 25-BC11B-0073   DK Trading & Supply, LLC v. Wink to Webster Pipeline LLC (Eleventh Division,  Judge Sharp) 2026 Tex. Bus. 33 Contracts. Background. DK Trading & Supply (Delek) and Wink to Webster Pipeline (Wink) entered into two 2021 agreements governing crude-oil storage at a terminal in Midland County and…

Texas Business Court Decision – Wednesday, May 20, 2026

No. 26-BC11B-003  Clean-Co Systems, Inc. v. Enterprise Products Operating, LLC (Division Eleven, Judge Dorfman) 2026 Tex. Bus. 32 Jurisdiction. Background. Clean-Co sued Enterprise in state district court to recover on a single unpaid invoice for industrial cleaning services performed in July-August 2025 under a time-and-materials purchase order. The invoice,…

Texas Business Court Decision – May 20, 2026

No. 25-BC11A-0083   Unimacts Global, LLC, et al v. Ayr Energy, Inc. (Eleventh Division, Judge Barnard) 2026 Tex. Bus. 31 (11th Div.)  25-bc11a-0083-unimachts-global-v-ayr-energy-2026-tex-bus-31.pdf Rule 91a Motions to Dismiss/Texas Uniform Trade Secrets Act. Background.  Plaintiffs Unimacts Global and two Zetwork entities (Unimacts) sued Ayr Energy, Inc. (Ayr), alleging three former Unimacts…

Texas Business Court Decision – May 19, 2026

No. 25-BC01A-0023   Cobalt Falcon, LLC  v. AXS Investments (First Division, Judge Bouressa) 2026 Tex. Bus. 30    25-bc01a-0023-cobalt-falcon-v-axs-investments-2026-tex-bus-30.pdf Contracts. Background. In 2022, Cobalt Falcon sold AXS assets related to the management of an Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) under an agreement requiring monthly payment from AXS “in perpetuity (unless otherwise agreed).”…

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