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Court

Lamar County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-04-28
Status Disposed
Type All Other Civil Cases
Docket 37 entries
Disposition judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Green, Mona Sue|Comment notice Of Vacation Counsel For Green
Defendant Office Of The Attorney General
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Judge

Hon. Biard, Will

Lamar County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. 04/28/2023 Original Petition (OCA)
  2. 04/28/2023 REQUEST
  3. 05/01/2023 Citation
  4. 05/01/2023 ISSUED CITATION
  5. 05/01/2023 AMENDED PETITION
  6. 05/09/2023 SERVED CITATION
  7. 05/19/2023 DEFENDANTS ORIGINAL ANSWER
  8. 06/20/2023 JURY DEMAND
  9. 06/22/2023 VACATION SCHEDULE
  10. 07/07/2023 AMENDED ANSWER
  11. 08/03/2023 VACATION SCHEDULE
  12. 02/27/2024 MOTION
  13. 02/27/2024 SCHEDULING ORDER
  14. 02/27/2024 LETTER SETTING JURY TRIAL DATE
  15. 08/15/2024 Pre-Trial Hearing
  16. 04/22/2024 ORDER
  17. 04/22/2024 MOTION
  18. 04/22/2024 ORDER
  19. 04/22/2024 LETTER SETTING JURY TRIAL DATE
  20. 08/14/2024 CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITION
  21. 08/14/2024 CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITION
  22. 08/14/2024 CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITION
  23. 08/20/2024 CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITION
  24. 08/29/2024 MOTION
  25. 08/29/2024 ORDER
  26. 08/30/2024 Certificate of Deposition
  27. 09/03/2024 CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITION
  28. 09/17/2024 MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
  29. 09/17/2024 PROPOSED ORDER
  30. 10/04/2024 ORDER SETTING HEARING
  31. 10/10/2024 OTHER
  32. 11/01/2024 RESPONSE
  33. 11/04/2024 Hearing
  34. 11/04/2024 ORDER
  35. 11/05/2024 NOTICE OF NONSUIT
  36. 11/06/2024 LETTER
  37. 12/12/2024 Pre-Trial Hearing

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