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Case Information

Filed 2023-06-14
Status Disposed
Type All Other Civil Cases
Docket 43 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Waldon, Tommie Lee
Defendant Texas Farm Bureau
Photo of Hon. Grady, John

Judge

Hon. Grady, John

Galveston County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Rule Card
  2. Original Petition (OCA)
  3. Request
  4. Citation - Service [email protected] Scheuler, Bryan Le Served 06/16/2023 Returned 06/20/2023
  5. Status Conference
  6. Original Answer and Jury Request
  7. Demand For Jury Trial
  8. Amended Petition
  9. Request
  10. Citation - Service Emailed to [email protected] Texas Farm Bureau Served 09/25/2023 Returned 09/26/2023
  11. Status Conference
  12. Status Conference (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Grady, John) Result: Reset
  13. Administrative Order of Assignment by Presiding Judge (admn)
  14. Original Answer and Jury Demand
  15. Demand For Jury Trial Eserved 2/2/24 /jw
  16. Plea In Abatement
  17. Order to Abate (OCA) Eserved 2/2/24 /jw
  18. Motion To Reinstate Case on the Court's Docket
  19. Requests For Submission Or Hearing
  20. Generic Reactivate Case (OCA)
  21. Order Reinstating Case - Eserved 2/2/24 /jw
  22. Motion To Dismiss for Want of Prosecution
  23. Amended Petition Second
  24. Check Status (1:00 PM) (Judicial Officers Grady, John, Grady, John)
  25. Motion For Summary Judgment or Alternatively, Motion to Compel Appraisal and to Abate
  26. Order Unsigned By Judge
  27. Notice(s) Declaration of Brittainie Zinsmeyer
  28. Request For Hearing
  29. Notice(s) of Settlement
  30. Notice Of Hearing
  31. CANCELED Bench Trial (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Grady, John) Passed
  32. Amended Notices Of Hearing
  33. Motion For Leave to File Late Response to Defendant Texas Farm Bureau's Motion for Summary Judgment
  34. Response To Motion For Summary Judgment
  35. Order For Leave to File Late Response to Defendant Texas Farm Bureau's Motion for Summary Judgment, or Alternatively, Motion to Compel Appraisal and to Abate - Eserved 10/24/24 /jw
  36. Notice Of Nonsuit (Does Not Close Case)
  37. Partial Nonsuit Eserved 10/24/24 /jw
  38. Rule Card
  39. Amended Notices Of Hearing Second
  40. Motion for Summary Judgment (10:01 AM) (Judicial Officer Grady, John) 06/12/2024 Reset by Court to 08/16/2024 08/16/2024 Reset by Court to 09/30/2024 Result: Passed - Not held
  41. Notice(s) of Passing Hearing
  42. Motion To Dismiss With Prejudice
  43. Dismiss With Prejudice (OCA)

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