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Massachusetts Appeals Court

Massachusetts

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Case Information

Filed 2024-06-21
Status Red & Blue briefs filed
Type Civil
Docket 26 entries
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Judge

Hon. Kristen Buxton J

Massachusetts Appellate Court

Massachusetts

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Docket Entries

  1. Lower Court Assembly of the Record Package
  2. Notice of entry sent.
  3. Docketing Statement filed for David Fossa by Attorney John Ford.
  4. Motion of Appellant to extend date for filing brief and appendix filed for David Fossa by Attorney Michael Okeefe.
  5. RE#3: Allowed to 10/30/2023. Notice sent.
  6. Motion of Appellant to extend date for filing brief and appendix filed for David Fossa by Attorney John Ford.
  7. Notice of appearance filed for David Fossa by Attorney Daniel Ruben.
  8. RE#4: Allowed to 11/30/2023. No further enlargements should be anticipated. Notice sent.
  9. Returned eMail: Notice of Docket Entry RE#4 sent to Christopher Aiello returned as undeliverable. Notice re-sent to updated email address on file (Inadvertently not docketed when received on 10/20/2023).
  10. MOTION to file supplemental appendix filed for David Fossa by Attorney Daniel Ruben.
  11. Notice of rejection of brief/appendix of David Fossa as noncompliant for the reasons indicated on the checklist: 3, 11 (pages 37-64 in Addendum, large portions of Volume I and II) . Accordingly, on or before 12/06/2023, you must correct the above-listed nonconformities and submit a conforming brief and/or appendix. *Notice sent.
  12. RE#6: See Notice of rejection issued 12/1/23 *Notice.
  13. Appellant brief filed for David Fossa by Attorney Daniel Ruben.
  14. Appendix (Vol I of II) filed for David Fossa by Attorney Daniel Ruben.
  15. Appendix (Vol II of II) filed for David Fossa by Attorney Daniel Ruben.
  16. MOTION of Appellee to extend brief due date filed for Daniel Tsai by Attorney Charles Sheehan.
  17. Corrected MOTION of Appellee to extend brief due date filed for Daniel Tsai by Attorney Charles Sheehan.
  18. RE#10: No action necessary. *Notice.
  19. RE#11: Allowed to 03/04/2024. Notice sent.
  20. MOTION of Appellee to extend brief due date filed for Daniel Tsai by Attorney Charles Sheehan.
  21. RE#12: Allowed to 5/3/24. No further enlargement should be anticipated. *Notice sent.
  22. Notice of appearance filed for Daniel Tsai by Attorney Grace Gohlke.
  23. Notice of withdrawal as counsel filed for David Fossa by Attorney Daniel Ruben.
  24. Appellee brief filed for Daniel Tsai by Attorney Grace Gohlke.
  25. Motion of Appellant to extend date for filing Reply Brief filed for David Fossa by Attorney John Ford.
  26. RE#16: Allowed to 6/21/24. *Notice.

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