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Case Information

Filed 2022-03-21
Status Disposed
Type Malpractice Other Professional Liability
Docket 75 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Jamie Graham & Associates Pllc
Defendant Hulett, Caroline L.

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. HEARING/TRIAL CRT REPORTER ASSIGNED
  2. JUDGES DOCKET NOTES
  3. (Judicial Officer: Stryker, Cathleen M)
  4. REQUEST FOR SERVICE AND PROCESS
  5. New Cases Filed (OCA)
  6. PETITION
  7. TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER (OCA)
  8. (Judicial Officer: Stryker, Cathleen M)
  9. CASH BOND
  10. Party:
  11. Plaintiff JGA
  12. Party 2:
  13. Defendant Lishman, Sarah Anne; Defendant Lishman Law Firm, PLLC
  14. FIRST AMENDED
  15. NOTICE OF HEARING
  16. MOTION TO VACATE JUDGMENT
  17. NOTICE OF HEARING
  18. MOTION FOR SANCTIONS
  19. MOTION TO
  20. NOTICE OF HEARING
  21. PROPOSED ORDER
  22. SUBPOENA
  23. SUBPOENA
  24. RESPONSE
  25. RESPONSE
  26. PROPOSED ORDER
  27. PROPOSED ORDER
  28. PROPOSED ORDER
  29. ORIGINAL ANSWER OF
  30. ORIGINAL ANSWER OF
  31. ORIGINAL ANSWER OF
  32. AFFIDAVIT OF
  33. MOTION FOR
  34. JUDGES DOCKET NOTES
  35. (Judicial Officer: HAAS, AARON S)
  36. HEARING/TRIAL CRT REPORTER ASSIGNED
  37. (Judicial Officer: 285th, District Court)
  38. RESPONSE
  39. PROPOSED ORDER
  40. Unserved
  41. Unserved
  42. Unserved
  43. SUBPOENA
  44. NOTICE OF HEARING
  45. MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  46. NOTICE OF HEARING
  47. NOTICE OF HEARING
  48. JUDGES DOCKET NOTES
  49. (Judicial Officer: HAAS, AARON S)
  50. HEARING/TRIAL CRT REPORTER ASSIGNED
  51. (Judicial Officer: 285th, District Court)
  52. TEMPORARY INJUNCTION
  53. (Judicial Officer: HAAS, AARON S)
  54. ORDER DENYING
  55. (Judicial Officer: HAAS, AARON S)
  56. MOTION TO QUASH
  57. PROPOSED ORDER
  58. INTENTION TO TAKE DEPOSITION OF

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