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Case Information

Filed 2023-01-26
Type Ap Worker's Compensation
Docket 29 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Citation 673 S.W.3d 169
  2. Notice-Exhibit Pickup/Retrieve
  3. Clerk Remark Mandate dated September 14, 2023 mailed to Karla Hogg, Secretary, LIRC.
  4. Case Disp- Opin & Mandate Sent
  5. Clerk Remark VOTE
  6. Opinion- Affirmed
  7. Support Memrandum for Order
  8. Per Curiam Order Opinion
  9. Case Submitted Scheduled For: 08/09/2023; DIVISION 1; EASTERN DISTRICT CT OF APPEALS
  10. Case Docketed DIVISION 1: Clayton, Robert M. III, P.J.; Hess, Philip M., J.; Stevens, Cristian M., J. August 9, 2023 *****dkt attached****
  11. Appellant's Reply Brief Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: DEAN LEE CHRISTIANSON On Behalf Of: WILLIAM PARKER
  12. Respondent's Brief Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: MATTHEW RAYMOND CLYDE On Behalf Of: TREASURER OF MISSOURI AS CUSTODIAN OF THE SECOND INJURY FUND
  13. Req for Oral Argument Filed Respondents Request for Oral Argument; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: MATTHEW RAYMOND CLYDE On Behalf Of: TREASURER OF MISSOURI AS CUSTODIAN OF THE SECOND INJURY FUND
  14. Entry of Appearance Filed Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: MATTHEW RAYMOND CLYDE On Behalf Of: TREASURER OF MISSOURI AS CUSTODIAN OF THE SECOND INJURY FUND
  15. Case Screened- Regular Any party wanting oral argument must respond to this notice within 10 days.
  16. Appellant's Brief Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: DEAN LEE CHRISTIANSON On Behalf Of: WILLIAM PARKER
  17. Note to Clerk eFiling
  18. Transcript Filed TS Vol 14 of 17 pgs 1432-1524; TS Vol 15 of 17 pgs 1525-1615; TS Vol 16 of 17 pgs 1616-1740; TS Vol 17 of 17 pgs 1741-1808; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service.
  19. Note to Clerk eFiling
  20. Transcript Filed TS Vol 10 of 17 pgs 1130-1185; TS Vol 11 of 17 pgs 1186-1271; TS Vol 12 of 17 pgs 1272-1367; TS Vol 13 of 17 pgs 1368-1431; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service.
  21. Note to Clerk eFiling
  22. Transcript Filed TS Vol 7 of 17 pgs 830-940; TS Vol 8 of 17 pgs 941-1085; TS Vol 9 of 17 pgs 1086-1129; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service.
  23. Note to Clerk eFiling
  24. Transcript Filed TS Vol 4 of 17 pgs 403-491; TS Vol 5 of 17 pgs 492-667; TS Vol 6 of 17 pgs 668-829; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service.
  25. Note to Clerk eFiling
  26. Record on Appeal ROA pgs 1-88; TS Vol 1 of 17 pgs 1-189; TS Vol 2 of 17 pgs 190-235; TS Vol 3 of 17 pgs 236-402; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service.
  27. Acknowledgement Letter Sent
  28. NOA Filed in Appellate Court
  29. Filing Fee Paid

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