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Case Information

Filed 2023-01-10
Type Multidistrict Litigation
Docket 10 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Multidistrcit Litigation Motion to Transfer. Motion to Transfer Venue to Pretrial MDL Court and Request for Immediate Stay filed on behalf of Defendants Prospect Partners, LLC, et al. filed by attorney Carlos Soltero
  2. Appointment of Pretrial Judge. MDL Order Issued stating: "We appoint Judge Jack Jones as the Pretrial Judge and designate the 146th Judicial District Court of Bell County, Texas, as the MDL Pretrial Court."(5/22/2023 5:41:46 PM) 23-0026 Appointment of Pretrial Judge and Pretrial Court 05-22-23.pdf
  3. MDL Motion to Stay disposed. Request for Immediate Stay dismissed as moot
  4. Multidistrict Litigation Motion to Transfer disposed. Motion to Transfer granted
  5. MDL Notice of Submission. Notice of Submission sent to parties stating, "The Motion for Transfer Venue to Pretrial MDL Court and Request for Immediate Stay, filed on January 10, 2023, will be submitted to the Multidistrict Litigation Panel on February 17, 2023."(2/10/2023 10:40:43 AM) 23-0026 Notice of Submission.pdf
  6. Multidistrict Litigation Reply filed. Reply Brief in Support of Motion to Transfer Venue to Pretrial MDL Court and Request for Immediate Stay filed by attorney Carlos R. Soltero
  7. Letter sent to parties from Supreme Court - See Remarks. Letter sent to parties: "The Multidistrict Litigation Panel is in receipt of the response regarding the above-referenced case. Please note that the Movants' Reply Brief is due February 9, 2023. The Multidistrict Litigation Panel requests that the Movant also address in its Reply Brief what effect, if any, the automatic stay in the pending Bankruptcy will have on the MDL proceeding and the cases listed in the proposed MDL."
  8. MDL Response filed. Response of Plaintiffs to Defendants' Motion to Transfer Venue to Pretrial MDL Court and Request for Immediate Stay filed on behalf of former students of Vista College by attorney Mark Sparks
  9. Letter sent to parties from Supreme Court - See Remarks. Letter sent to parties with correct attachment.
  10. Motion to Stay filed before the MDL Panel. Request for Immediate Stay incorporated within Motion to Transfer filed on behalf of Defendants Prospect Partners, LLC, et al. filed by attorney Carlos Soltero

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