Tex. Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 150E.002
This is the official text of Tex. Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 150E.002, part of Texas’s Civil Practice and Remedies Code — sets procedural rules and available remedies for civil lawsuits.
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§ 150E.002. APPLICABILITY OF CHAPTER.
Official statutory text
This chapter applies only to an action or arbitration proceeding in which:
(1) a transportation network company is a defendant;
(2) the claimant seeks recovery of damages for loss of property, bodily injury, or death;
(3) the claim for which the action or proceeding is brought arises out of the ownership, use, operation, or possession of a network vehicle while the vehicle's driver or passenger was logged on to a transportation network company's digital network; and
(4) the theory of recovery for which damages are sought against the transportation network company is based on:
(A) the ownership, operation, design, manufacture, or maintenance of a digital network accessed by a driver or passenger; or
(B) the relationship, affiliation, or interaction with a driver logged on to a transportation network company's digital network.
(1) a transportation network company is a defendant;
(2) the claimant seeks recovery of damages for loss of property, bodily injury, or death;
(3) the claim for which the action or proceeding is brought arises out of the ownership, use, operation, or possession of a network vehicle while the vehicle's driver or passenger was logged on to a transportation network company's digital network; and
(4) the theory of recovery for which damages are sought against the transportation network company is based on:
(A) the ownership, operation, design, manufacture, or maintenance of a digital network accessed by a driver or passenger; or
(B) the relationship, affiliation, or interaction with a driver logged on to a transportation network company's digital network.
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