Business law- must include a minimum of 2 legal terms in each answer

Aaron has owned and operated A-Game, a sporting goods store located in Dallas, Texas, for the past ten years. NFL enthusiasts shop at A-Game for the lastest trends and authentic NFL jerseys. Their purchases account for more than 70% of A-Game's business. Lately, business has been slow because the Texans and the Cowboys failed to compete in Super Bowl LI. Foot Closet, with its headquarters in Boston, Massachusetts, has been A-Game's major supplier for the past ten years. Once Foot Closet's owner (an avid Patriot's fan) learned of A-Game's financial struggles, he decided to stop all shipments of merchandise. Two months have gone by and A-Game's shelves are almost bare. Without the merchandise shipments from Foot Closet, A-Game may not be able to pay the upcoming payroll and rent expenses. Attempts to contact Foot Closet regarding its contractual obligations have been unsuccessful.

1. Describe whether or not a Texas court has the right and power to decide upon a matter between A-Game and Foot Closet

2. Describe whether there are alternatives available to A-Game, if Mr. Hernandez attempts to resolve its dispute with Foot Closet

3. Explain whether the Texas small claims court is available if a lawsuit is brought for the recovery of money damages, civil penalties, or personal property.