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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-07
Type Appeal Regarding Attorney Disciplinary Action
Docket 14 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Disciplinary Appeal filed. Notice of Appeal filed on behalf of Curtis Lilly.
  2. Disciplinary Appeal disposed
  3. Letter sent to parties from Supreme Court - See Remarks. Letter sent to parties stating: "The Supreme Court of Texas filed your Notice of Appeal on January 7, 2024, in the above-referenced case. Pursuant to the Internal Procedural Rules of the Board of Disciplinary Appeals 7.06, Appellant's brief must be filed within thirty (30) days after the later of the date on which the clerk's record or the reporter's record was timely filed. The appellant's brief was due March 21, 2024. According to our records, the appellant's brief has not been filed with this Court. If the appellant's brief is not filed in our office on or before May 28, 2024, the appeal may be dismissed."
  4. Supplement to Clerk's/Reporter's Record
  5. Case Record Filed
  6. Case Record Filed
  7. Case Record Filed
  8. Record Requested in Case. Letter sent stating: "The Appellant filed a Notice of Appeal on January 7, 2024 in the above-referenced case. The Supreme Court of Texas requests that the record be filed by March 6, 2024."
  9. Call received. Call received from counsel for Commission for Lawyer Discipline regarding status of case and inquiring about docket entries.
  10. Letter Filed. Letter filed on behalf of Curtis Lilly.
  11. Electronic communication received from Party. Email received from Appellant regarding letter from Board of Disciplinary Appeals.
  12. Phone call from Clerk's Office. Call made to Appellant regarding response to letter filed on behalf of Board of Disciplinary Appeals.
  13. Electronic communication sent to Party. Email sent to Appellant regarding response to letter filed on behalf of Board of Disciplinary Appeals.
  14. Letter Filed. Letter filed on behalf of Board of Disciplinary Appeals.

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