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Filed 2022-05-19
Type Multidistrict Litigation
Docket 17 entries

Docket Entries

  1. ultidistrcit Litigation Motion to Transfer. Motion to Transfer and Stay Trial Court Proceedings filed on behalf of Defendants Specialty Welding Turnarounds, LLC, Apache Industrial Services, Inc., HydroChem LLC, HydroChem Industrial Cleaning LLC, Turn2 Specialty Companies, LLC, and Team Enterprise Project Controls Organization, LLC by attorney William Moye
  2. ultidistrict Litigation Reply filed. Lion Oil's Reply to Turn2's Response in Opposition to Motion for Rehearing filed by attorney Thomas Donaho
  3. DL Response to Motion for Rehearing. Turn2's Response Brief in Opposition to Lion Oil's Motion for Rehearing filed by attorney W. Ray Whitman
  4. ultidistrict Litigation Filing. Letter from Ware Jackson Firm regarding updating attorneys.
  5. DL Motion to Stay disposed. Order issued: "The Emergency Motion for Temporary Stay, filed by Defendant/Counter-Plaintiff/Third Party Plaintiff Lion Oil (Lion Oil), filed with the Multidistrict Litigation Panel on May 19, 2024, is granted. All MDL Pretrial court proceedings and deadlines are stayed until further order of the MDL Panel."(3/20/2024 3:43:34 PM) 22-0405 MDL Motion to Stay_Granted_03-20-24.pdf
  6. otion to Stay filed before the MDL Panel. Emergency Motion for Temporary Stay filed on behalf of Lion Oil
  7. ehearing before the Multidistrict Litigation Panel. Motion for Rehearing filed on behalf of Lion Oil
  8. ultidistrict Litigation Motion to Transfer disposed. Motion to Transfer granted
  9. ppointment of Pretrial Judge. Order Issued stating: "The 157th District Court of Harris County is hereby designated as the Pretrial Court, and the Honorable Tanya Garrison is hereby assigned to serve as the Pretrial Judge."(7/19/2022 12:52:42 PM) 22-0405 Appointment of Pretrial Judge 07-19-22.pdf
  10. DL Notice of Submission. Notice of Written Submission stating: "The Motion for Transfer to Pretrial Court, filed on May 19, 2022, will be submitted to the Multidistrict Litigation Panel on July 7, 2022."(6/28/2022 2:01:18 PM) 22-0405 Notice of Submission 06-28-22.pdf
  11. Multidistrict Litigation Reply filed
  12. MDL Response to Motion for Transfer
  13. Notice of Appearance
  14. MDL Motion to Stay disposed
  15. Notice of Appearance
  16. Letter sent to notice counsel
  17. Motion to Stay filed before the MDL Panel

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