Consumer Debt Litigation (mostly Texas)

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Wednesday, May 22, 2019

Texas Contract Law: Was there a "Meeting of the Minds" on a Fixed Amount?

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McAllen Hospitals, L.P. v. Lopez, No. 17-0733 (Tex. May 17, 2019) (judgment for plaintiffs on jury verdict reversed) EMPLOYMENT LAW...

Sunday, July 14, 2013

Express Contract precludes relief under equitable theory of recovery

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Express contract preclusion of Quantum Meruit, implied contract, and other equitable theories of recovery Numerous appellate opinions ca...

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Breach of contract and account stated in the alternative

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BREACH OF CONTRACT AND "ACCOUNT STATED" AS ALTERNATIVE BASIS FOR A JUDGMENT ON A CREDIT CARD DEBT The Texas pleading ru...

Quantum Meruit theory for credit card debt collection?

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IS QUANTUM MERUIT A VALID LEGAL THEORY IN A DEBT SUITS SEEKING A JUDGMENT FOR A CREDIT CARD DEBT? Quantum meruit is an equitable theory...

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