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Meritage Homes of Texas, LLC

Federal civil lawsuits naming Meritage Homes of Texas, LLC, a Residential Construction company.

Public CompanyResidential Construction
Ticker
NYSE: MTH
Business
Operative Builders
Headquarters
Scottsdale, AZ
Incorporated in
Maryland
SEC CIK
833079

Meritage Homes of Texas, LLC is a public company in Operative Builders, based in Scottsdale, AZ (traded on NYSE as MTH, incorporated in Maryland). It appears in 43 federal civil lawsuits in this index, most often as a defendant (22 of 43). These cases are most often Contract and Civil Rights matters, filed between 2005 and 2026, most frequently in District Court, W.D. Texas. The most common causes of action are Breach of Contract, Employment Discrimination, and Fair Labor Standards Act. Frequent opposing parties include JPMorgan Chase Bank N.A and City of Cibolo.

43
Lawsuits
22
As Defendant
21
As Plaintiff
3
Open
40
Terminated
2005–2026
Span
10 mo
Median Duration
2.0 cases/yrPredominantly defendant · 51%Contract-heavy · 44%Activity steady

Cases by State

AL — 0 casesAZ — 5 casesAR — 0 casesCA — 0 casesCO — 2 casesCT — 0 casesDE — 0 casesDC — 0 casesFL — 1 casesGA — 5 casesID — 0 casesIL — 0 casesIN — 0 casesIA — 0 casesKS — 0 casesKY — 0 casesLA — 0 casesME — 0 casesMD — 1 casesMA — 0 casesMI — 0 casesMN — 0 casesMS — 0 casesMO — 0 casesMT — 0 casesNE — 0 casesNV — 3 casesNH — 0 casesNJ — 0 casesNM — 0 casesNY — 1 casesNC — 1 casesND — 0 casesOH — 1 casesOK — 0 casesOR — 0 casesPA — 0 casesRI — 0 casesSC — 0 casesSD — 0 casesTN — 0 casesTX — 23 casesUT — 0 casesVT — 0 casesVA — 0 casesWA — 0 casesWV — 0 casesWI — 0 casesWY — 0 cases

Open Cases Over Time

2005peak 5 open2026

Case Types Over Time

20052026
ContractCivil RightsFederal Tax / Statutory ActionsLaborOther Civil

Filings by Year

20052026

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Contract19
Civil Rights7
Federal Tax / Statutory Actions6
Labor4
Other Civil3
Real Property2

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Frequent Opposing Parties

43 Cases — Newest First