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Filed 2021-12-01
Type Multidistrict Litigation
Docket 12 entries

Docket Entries

  1. ultidistrcit Litigation Motion to Transfer. Motion to Transfer filed on behalf of SMG, et al. by attorney Kevin W. Yankowsky.
  2. ppointment of Pretrial Judge. Order states: "Wherefore a Per Curiam Order dated January 26, 2022, in MDL No. 21-1033, In Re Astroworld Litigation, granted a Motion to Transfer cases to a multidistrict litigation (MDL) pretrial court; the Panel on Multidistrict Litigation, in accordance with Rule 13.6 of the Texas Rules of Judicial Administration, hereby designates the 11th District Court of Harris County, Texas, as the Pretrial Court and assigns the Honorable Kristen Hawkins as the Pretrial Judge."(2/14/2022 12:04:15 PM) 21-1033 Designation of Pretrial Judge and Pretrial Court 02-14-22.pdf
  3. ultidistrict Litigation Motion to Transfer disposed. Order Issued stating: "We grant the motion to transfer, and we will appoint the MDL Pretrial Judge and designate an MDL Pretrial Court by a separate order. Existing stays will remain in place until appointment of the MDL Pretrial Judge."
  4. DL Order Issued. Order Issued stating: "An order of the Multidistrict Litigation Panel was previously entered staying all trial court proceedings in the cases listed in Appendix A to the Agreed Motion to Transfer to Pretrial Court and Immediate Stay. That stay is hereby continued in force until further order of the MDL Panel, and the stay is modified to extend to (1) all cases listed in the said Motion or any attachments to said Motion, (2) all cases listed in the Notice of Filing of First Supplement to Appendix A (Related Cases) to Motion to Transfer and Immediate Stay and Motion to Clarify December 8, 2021 Stay Order and (3) all tag-along cases that have been or may be filed."
  5. DL Notice of Submission. Notice of Submission stating, "The Joint Agreed Motion for Transfer will be submitted to the Multidistrict Litigation Panel on January 10, 2022. "(12/28/2021 1:03:01 PM) 21-1033 Notice of Submission.pdf
  6. ultidistrict Litigation Joinder filed. Joinder of Plaintiffs Mujahid Baig, et al.
  7. ultidistrict Litigation Filing. Notice of Filing of First Supplement to Appendix A (Related Cases) to Motion for Transfer and Immediate Stay, and Motion to Clarify December 8, 2021 Stay Order filed by attorney Kevin Yankowsky.
  8. ultidistrict Litigation Filing. Plaintiffs Represented by Brent Coon & Associates Withdrawal of their Motion in Opposition and Supplemental Opposition to the Joint Agreed Motion to Stay and Transfer to Pretrial Court filed by attorney Brent Coon.
  9. ultidistrict Litigation supplemental. Supplemental Plaintiffs Represented by Brent Coon & Associates Opposition to the Joint Agreed Motion to Stay and in the Alternative Motion in Partial Support of Transfer to Pretrial Court filed by attorney Brent Coon
  10. DL Response to Motion for Transfer. Plaintiffs Represented by Brent Coon & Associates Opposition to the Joint Agreed Motion to Stay and in the Alternative Motion in Partial Support of Transfer to Pretrial Court filed by attorney Brent Coon
  11. DL Motion to Stay disposed. Order Issued stating: "The Joint Agreed Motion for Immediate Stay by Movants and Defendants SMG; ASM Global Parent, Inc.; ASM Global, LLC; SMG/ASM Global; Mark Miller; Keith Butler, filed on December 1, 2021, is granted. All trial court proceedings in the cases listed in Appendix A of the Motion for Transfer are stayed until further order of the MDL Panel."(12/8/2021 4:38:35 PM) 21-1033 MDL Order Granting Stay Issued 12-08-21.pdf
  12. Motion to Stay filed before the MDL Panel

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