Reliant Energy Services, Inc. v. Cotton Valley Compression, L.L.C.

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• holding that when appellants challenge adverse finding on which they did not have burden of proof, we set aside verdict only if evidence supporting finding is so weak as to make verdict clearly wrong and manifestly unjust
• “‘[R]easonable diligence to ascertain [an] agent’s authority’ is part of the standard under Texas law for determining whether a person is ‘reasonably prudent’ in the context of apparent authority. . .”
• “‘[R]easonable diligence to ascertain [an] agent’s authority’ is part of the standard under Texas law for determining whether a person is ‘reasonably prudent’ in the context of apparent authority . . .”

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