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Filed 2021-11-10
Type Appeal Regarding Attorney Disciplinary Action
Docket 19 entries

Docket Entries

  1. isciplinary Appeal filed. Notice of Appeal filed on behalf of Jason Mario Bruno.
  2. isciplinary Appeal disposed
  3. otice of Appearance. Notice of Designation of New Lead Counsel filed on behalf of the Commission for Lawyer Discipline.
  4. eply Brief. Appellant's Reply Brief filed on behalf of Jason Mario Bruno.
  5. rief on the Merits. Appellee's Brief filed on behalf of Commission for Lawyer Discipline.
  6. lectronic communication sent to Party. Email sent to counsel for Appellant with additional record items.
  7. all received. Call received from counsel for Appellee regarding case record and access to attorney portal.
  8. lectronic communication sent to Party. Email sent to counsel for Appellee with record items.
  9. all received. Call received from counsel for Appellee regarding record filed and issues with attorney portal.
  10. rief on the Merits. Appellant's Brief filed on behalf of Jason Mario Bruno.
  11. all received. Call received from Appellant regarding access to record items.
  12. nformation from Supreme Court sent to party/parties. The briefing deadlines in this matter have changed due to the filing of additional record materials. Texas Rule of Disciplinary Procedure 7.11 states, “[t]he appealing party’s brief is due thirty days after the record is filed.” On January 21, 2022, additional record materials were filed. Therefore, the briefing schedule is now as follows:Appellant’s brief is due February 21, 2022. Appellee’s brief is due March 24, 2022.
  13. ase Record Filed. Reporter's Record, Corrected Petitioner's Exhibits, and Corrected Respondent's Exhibits filed.
  14. all received. Call Received from Commission for Lawyer Discipline.
  15. nformation from Supreme Court sent to party/parties. The briefing deadlines in this matter have changed due to the filing of additional record materials. Texas Rule of Disciplinary Procedure 7.11 states, “[t]he appealing party’s brief is due thirty days after the record is filed.” On January 14, 2022, additional record materials were filed. Therefore, the briefing schedule is now as follows:Appellant’s brief is due February 14, 2022. Appellee’s brief is due March 16, 2022.
  16. ase Record Filed. Exhibit filed.
  17. etter Filed. Letter filed on behalf of the Commission for Lawyer Discipline.
  18. ase Record Filed. Clerk's Record filed through Record Submission Portal.
  19. otice of Appearance. Notice of Appearance of Douglas S. Lang filed on behalf of Commission for Lawyer Discipline.

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