Community Initiatives, Inc. v. Chase Bank of Texas

OPINION

SUSAN LARSEN, Justice.

Community Initiatives, Inc. brings this appeal from a no-evidence summary judgment. We affirm.

Factual and ProcedüRal Background

In 1998, Raymond Caballero formed Count Me In, Inc. (CMI) with the purpose of increasing voter participation. CMI later changed its name to Community Initiatives, Inc. (Cl). Also in 1998, Mary Hull Caballero and Texas Senator Eliot Shap-leigh conceived of an organization called Community Scholars (CS) that would enlist students to research public policy issues. After CMI changed its name to Cl, Cl became an umbrella organization that…