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Case Information
Filed
2023-03-21
Status
Post Judgment
Type
Cv Automobile Tort
Docket
11 entries
Parties
Plaintiff
Rice Deceased, Sam
Defendant
Ayala Casteneda, Erika
Lawyers
Docket Entries
- Attorney of Record Plaintiff: Rice - Deceased, Sam Attorney of Record Jessica A Brunken
- PLE: Petition Petition for Wrongful Death Apportionment Pursuant to KSA 60-1901ET SEQ PLE: Petition
- MOT: Motion (Generic) Motion to Request Hearing for Apportioning Settlement MOT: Motion (Generic)
- INF: Entry of Appearance Entry of Appearance of Attorney Mitchell Wulfekoetter
- INF: Entry of Appearance Entry of Appearance
- INF: Entry of Appearance Entry of Appearance and Designation of Lead Counsel
- NOT: Notice - No Sheriff Service Required Notice of Hearing
- Minutes Entry Court Reporter: Digital On this 15th day of May 2023, this matter is before the court for apportionment and approval of a minor settlement in a wrongful death case. Thereafter, Plaintiff Peyton Rice provides sworn testimony related to the provision of the settlement and her concurrence with its provision. The settlement proceeds will be divided evenly between her and her brother, co-plaintiff, Martel Rice. She testifies that she has discussed the settlement with her brother, and he believes it is fair. She is satisfied with the representation of her counsel. After hearing the evidence and the statements of counsel the court approves the apportionment and finds that the settlement is fair just and equitable and that it is in the best interests of the minor plaintiff, Martel Rice. TGL 06
- ORD: Order (Generic) Journal Entry Approving and Apportioning Settlement. TGL
- Judge Note Judge's Minutes
- INF: Information (Generic) Termination Information
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