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El Paso Co

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2021-11-29
Status Disposed
Type Worker's Compensation Appeal
Docket 59 entries
Disposition entry of judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Henry, Francisco
Defendant Federal Insurance Company
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Judge

Hon. Salas Mendoza, Maria

El Paso County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Agreed Judgment
  2. Original Petition (OCA) Index # 1
  3. E-File Event Original Filing
  4. Request Index # 2
  5. Answer Index # 4
  6. Order Setting Hearing Index # 5
  7. Designation of Expert Witness Index # 6
  8. Order Setting Hearing Index # 7
  9. Motion Hearing
  10. Motion Hearing
  11. Notice of Filing Affidavit Index # 8
  12. Order Setting Hearing Index # 9
  13. Motion for Attorney Fees Index # 10
  14. Affidavit of Fees Index # 11
  15. Motion Hearing
  16. Motion for Attorney Fees Index # 12
  17. Certificate of Written Discovery Index # 13
  18. Designation of Attorney in Charge Index # 14
  19. Order Setting Hearing Index # 15
  20. Scheduling/Status Conference
  21. Order Setting Jury Trial Index # 16
  22. Order for Referral to Mediation
  23. Certificate of Readiness Index # 18
  24. Jury Demand Index # 17
  25. Notice of Intent to Take Oral Deposition Index # 19
  26. Business Record Affidavit Index # 20
  27. Order Setting Hearing Index # 21
  28. Motion for Summary Judgment Index # 22
  29. Status Conference
  30. Response Index # 23
  31. Reply Index # 24
  32. Mot. for Summary Judgment by Submission
  33. Order Denying Summary Judgment Index # 25
  34. Certificate of Deposition Index # 26
  35. Witness List Index # 27
  36. Designation Index # 28
  37. Exhibit List Index # 29
  38. Proposed Charge Index # 30
  39. Motion in Limine Index # 31
  40. Motion in Limine Index # 32
  41. Witness List Index # 33
  42. Proposed Charge Index # 34
  43. Exhibit List Index # 35
  44. Pre-Trial Hearing
  45. Rule 11 Index # 36
  46. Order Setting Hearing Index # 37
  47. Letter Index # 38
  48. Jury Trial
  49. Motion Index # 39
  50. Entry of Judgment Hearing
  51. Order Setting Hearing Index # 40
  52. Notice of Judgment Sent
  53. Notice of Judgment Sent
  54. Order Authorizing Payment of Attorney Fees Index # 41
  55. Amended Order Index # 42
  56. Entry of Judgment Hearing
  57. Motion for Attorney Fees Index # 43
  58. Order Authorizing Payment of Attorney Fees Index # 44
  59. Certificate of Deposition Index # 45

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