Cases involving questions on the admissibility of evidence rarely rise to the level of importance that the Texas Supreme Court gets involved.  Yet these questions routinely arise in the trial courts and are fundamental to trial practice.  The Texas Supreme Court recently examined an evidence question involving the admissibility of public records.

In Fleming v.

How effective is a motion for summary judgment that has no evidence attached to it?  Not very.  Sometimes you can dodge a few bullets.  Ultimately, you will get hit.  That’s what happened in the Dallas Court of Appeals’ opinion in  American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Inc. v. Yoonessi.

The American Board of