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Case Information

Filed 2024-07-18
Status Closed
Type Direct Appeal Civil Common Law Personal Injury
Docket 27 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Event - Docketed and indexed
  2. Notice-Incoming - Record completion notice from district court
  3. Fees - Docket fee received
  4. Notice-Outgoing - Docketing letter (E-Served via CTEF)(Appellee's counsel notified by telephone)
  5. otice-Outgoing - E-filing requirement to Reinan, Gingrass and Winegar emailed to address on file with the Bar.
  6. rief - Appellant
  7. otice-Incoming - Designation of record (Appellant's)
  8. vent - Hardcopy received - Brief of Appellants
  9. rief - Appellee
  10. otice-Outgoing - Notice of case maturity
  11. otice-Outgoing - Request for transmitted record on appeal
  12. vent - Hardcopy received - Appellee's Response to Appellant's Brief
  13. otice-Incoming - Record transmittal notice from district court
  14. ecord - Transmitted record on appeal from district court clerk, 16 volumes (volumes 1-13 - original papers; volumes 14-16 - transcripts (9))
  15. rief - Appellant reply
  16. vent - Hardcopy received - Appellants Reply Brief
  17. rder - Oral argument scheduled (12/18/24)
  18. otice-Outgoing - Receipt acknowledgment - oral argument setting (Complete and return by email to Clerk's office)
  19. otice-Incoming - Receipt acknowledgment - oral argument setting received by Jerome M. Reinan obo Elsner
  20. otice-Incoming - Receipt acknowledgment - oral argument setting received by Diana Rhodes, will not be arguing obo Elsner
  21. otice-Incoming - Receipt acknowledgment - oral argument setting from Amy Iberlin arguing obo CCHD
  22. otice-Internal - Oral argument notice argued before Chief Justice Fox; Justices Boomgaarden; Gray; Fenn and Jarosh (Jerome Reinan II arguing obo the appellant, Elsner, and Amy Iberlin arguing obo the appellees, Campbell County Health et al.) and taken under advisement
  23. pinion - Opinion and journal order, affirming in part and reversing in part, with Justice Fenn writing for the Court.
  24. otice-Outgoing - Mandate
  25. ecord - Record returned to district court
  26. otice-Outgoing - Record return letter
  27. vent - Case closed

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