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Filed 2022-05-24
Type U.s. Certified Question Accepted By Supreme Court
Docket 28 entries

Docket Entries

  1. ertified Question filed. Certified Question filed by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
  2. ertified Question disposed
  3. otion to dismiss disposed. Joint Motion to Dismiss with Prejudice Pursuant to Settlement granted
  4. otion to dismiss. Joint Motion to Dismiss filed on behalf of Harold Franklin Overstreet, et al.
  5. lectronic communication received from Party. Email received from counsel for Appellee informing court that case has been settled and that dismissal documents will be filed shortly.
  6. lectronic communication sent to Party. Email sent to counsel to inquire if the case will be argued or if it has been settled.
  7. ealed document filed in case. Sealed Record received from Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
  8. ecord Received (See Remarks). Record received from Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
  9. all received. Call received from counsel for Appellant regarding Reply Brief on the Merits.
  10. hone call from Clerk's Office. Call placed to counsel for Appellant regarding Reply Brief on the Merits.
  11. micus Curiae Brief received. Amicus Brief filed on behalf of Texas Hospital Association, et al.
  12. otion for Extension of Time disposed.. Unopposed Motion for Extension of Time to file Reply Brief on the Merits is granted. Reply Brief is due August 26, 2022. FURTHER REQUESTS FOR EXTENSIONS OF TIME FOR THIS FILING WILL BE DISFAVORED.
  13. otion for Extension of Time to File Brief filed. Unopposed Motion for Extension of Time to file Reply Brief on the Merits filed on behalf of Harold Franklin Overstreet.
  14. rief on the Merits. Appellee's Brief on the Merits filed on behalf of Allstate Vehicle and Property Insurance Company.
  15. ral Argument Submission Form from Attorney received. Oral Argument will be presented by Ms. Melissa Waden Wray with Daly & Black, P.C. of Houston, Texas, filed on behalf of Harold Franklin Overstreet.
  16. ral Argument Submission Form from Attorney received. Oral Argument Submission Form submitted on behalf of Allstate Vehicle and Property Insurance Company. Oral Argument will be presented by D. Alexander Harrell of Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath, LLP, of Dallas, Texas.
  17. otion for Extension of Time disposed.. Motion for Extension of Time to file Response Brief on the Merits granted. Response Brief is due August 8, 2022. Reply Brief is due August 23, 2022. Further requests for extensions of time for this filing will be disfavored.
  18. otion for Extension of Time to File Brief filed. Motion for Extension of Time to file Response Brief on the Merits filed on behalf of Allstate Vehicle and Property Insurance Company.
  19. all received. Call received from the United States District Court, Northern District of Texas, Clerk's Office, inquiring about the Oral Argument date and time.
  20. rief on the Merits. Appellant's Brief on the Merits filed on behalf of Harold Franklin Overstreet.
  21. ase set for oral argument. This cause has been set for oral argument at 9:00 a.m., September 21, 2022. Time allotted to argue: 20/20 minutes
  22. etter Filed. Letter with Certified Question filing fee filed on behalf of Harold Franklin Overstreet.
  23. rief on the Merits Requested. Brief on the merits requested: Appellant brief due no later than June 27, 2022; Appellee brief due July 18, 2022; Reply due August 2, 2022.
  24. ertified Question accepted
  25. ertified Question disposed. This cause is not set for submission at this time.
  26. ase Record Filed. Certified Question Record efiled
  27. otice requesting filing fee
  28. ecord Requested in Case. Record Request from the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals for Case No. 21-10462; Overstreet v. Allstate (USDC No. 4:20-CV-242-A).

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