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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-01
Status Pending
Type Other Product Liability
Docket 56 entries

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. New Cases Filed (OCA)
  2. PETITION
  3. REQUEST FOR SERVICE AND PROCESS
  4. RETURN OF SERVICE - SUCCESSFUL
  5. LETTER TO DISTRICT CLERK
  6. ORIGINAL ANSWER OF
  7. EMAILED COPY OF:
  8. Letter
  9. NOTICE OF REMOVAL TO FEDERAL COURT
  10. REINSTATEMENT (OCA)
  11. LETTER TO DISTRICT CLERK
  12. CERTIFIED COPY FILED OF
  13. CERTIFIED COPY FILED OF
  14. MOTION FOR
  15. DOCKET CONTROL ORDER (Judicial Officer: SALINAS, LAURA)
  16. LETTER TO DISTRICT CLERK
  17. LETTER TO DISTRICT CLERK
  18. FIRST AMENDED PETITION
  19. PROPOSED ORDER
  20. ORDER FOR (Judicial Officer: GARZA, NICOLE)
  21. SECOND AMENDED PETITION
  22. LETTER TO DISTRICT CLERK
  23. MOTION FOR
  24. PROPOSED ORDER
  25. FIRST AMENDED ANSWER
  26. THIRD AMENDED PETITION
  27. MOTION TO WITHDRAW ATTORNEY
  28. PROPOSED ORDER
  29. MOTION FOR PARTIAL DISMISSAL
  30. PROPOSED ORDER
  31. JOINT
  32. ORDER FOR PARTIAL DISMISSAL OF (Judicial Officer: Hortick, Christine)
  33. JUDGES DOCKET NOTES (Judicial Officer: Flores, Marisa)
  34. LETTER TO DISTRICT CLERK
  35. LETTER TO DISTRICT CLERK
  36. FIRST AMENDED PETITION
  37. PROPOSED ORDER
  38. ORDER FOR
  39. (Judicial Officer: Garza, Nicole)
  40. SECOND AMENDED PETITION
  41. LETTER TO DISTRICT CLERK
  42. MOTION FOR
  43. PROPOSED ORDER
  44. FIRST AMENDED ANSWER
  45. THIRD AMENDED PETITION
  46. MOTION TO WITHDRAW ATTORNEY
  47. PROPOSED ORDER
  48. MOTION FOR PARTIAL DISMISSAL
  49. PROPOSED ORDER
  50. JOINT
  51. ORDER FOR PARTIAL DISMISSAL OF
  52. (Judicial Officer: Hortick, Christine)
  53. JUDGES DOCKET NOTES
  54. (Judicial Officer: Flores, Marisa)
  55. ORDER TO WITHDRAW

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