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Case Information

Filed 2024-08-14
Type Multidistrict Litigation
Docket 22 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Multidistrcit Litigation Motion to Transfer. Defendants' Motion for Transfer to Multidistrict Litigation Pretrial Court filed on behalf of CenterPoint Energy, Inc. and CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC
  2. Multidistrict Litigation letter received. Letter stating: "Pursuant to Rule 13.6(a) of the Texas Rules of Judicial Administration, I authorize the Honorable Kristen Hawkins, active district judge of the 11th District Court, to serve as a pretrial judge upon assignment by the panel on multidistrict litigation in the above-referenced case."
  3. Multidistrict Litigation Motion to Transfer disposed. MDL Order stating: "The Panel on Multidistrict litigation grants the Motion to Transfer, filed on August 14, 2024. 1. The Panel will issue a second order designating the Pretrial Court and assigned Judge. We direct that notice of the Order be sent to the attorneys of record, the trial courts, and clerks of the respective Courts."
  4. Multidistrict Litigation Filing. Letter updating the MDL Panel on a new development relevant to the proposed Hurricane Beryl MDL filed on behalf of CenterPoint Energy, Inc. and CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC by attorney Patrick Mizell
  5. Multidistrict Litigation letter received. Letter to update the MDL Panel to update the MDL Panel on several new developments relevant to the proposed Hurricane Beryl MDL filed on behalf of CenterPoint Energy, Inc. and CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC efiled by Patrick Mizell of Vinson & Elkins LLP
  6. Multidistrict Litigation letter received. Letter to update the MDL Panel on new case events that have occurred since CenterPoint Energy, Inc. and CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC efiled by Patrick Mizell of Vinson & Elkins LLP
  7. MDL Notice of Submission. "Defendants CenterPoint Energy, Inc. and CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC's Motion for Transfer, filed on August 14, 2024, will be submitted to the Multidistrict Litigation Panel on September 27, 2024."
  8. Multidistrict Litigation Reply filed. CenterPoint Energy, Inc., et al.'s Reply in Support of Motion to Transfer
  9. Motion before the MDL Panel disposed. Plaintiffs Berg Hospitality Group, LLC, et al.'s Request to be Designated Service Counsel Pursuant to Rule 13.3(h) filed by attorney Anthony Buzbee, dismissed as moot. Designation Form updated.
  10. Motion before the MDL Panel disposed. Unopposed Motion for Extension of Time to File Reply granted. A unified reply is due September 13, 2024.
  11. Electronic communication sent to Party. Email sent to parties regarding Request to be Designated Service Counsel
  12. MDL Response to Motion for Transfer. Berg Plaintiffs' Response to Defendants' Motion for Transfer to MDL Pretrial Court
  13. Multidistrict Litigation Motion. Defendant's Unopposed Motion for Extension of Time to File Reply in Support of Motion for Transfer filed on behalf of CenterPoint Energy, Inc. and CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC
  14. Multidistrict Litigation Filing. Defendants' Reply in Support of Their Request for Immediate Stay of All Trial Court Proceedings filed on behalf of CenterPoint Energy, Inc. and CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC
  15. Multidistrict Litigation Motion. Plaintiffs Berg Hospitality Group, LLC, et al.'s Request to be Designated Service Counsel Pursuant to Rule 13.3(h) filed by attorney Anthony Buzbee
  16. MDL Response to Motion for Transfer. Plaintiffs' Reply in Opposition to Defendants' Motion for Transfer on behalf of Delmy Flores, et al. filed by attorney Jessica Givens
  17. MDL Response to Motion for Transfer. Carlos Ruvalcaba's Combined Response to CenterPoint's Motions to Transfer and for Immediate Stay filed by attorney Andrew Gould
  18. MDL Response filed. Berg Plaintiffs' Response to Defendants' Request for Immediate Stay filed by attorney Anthony Buzbee
  19. MDL Response filed. Plaintiffs' Response in Opposition to Defendants' Request for Immediate Stay filed on behalf of Delmy Flores, et al. by attorney Jessica Givens
  20. Multidistrict Litigation notice received. Plaintiff Carlos Ruvalcaba's Notice of Appearance of Appellate Counsel filed by attorney Andrew Gould
  21. Letter sent to notice counsel. Letter sent stating: "Please note that Plaintiffs' response, if any, to Defendants' Request for Immediate Stay of All Trial Court Proceedings is due no later than 5:00 p.m., Monday, August 26, 2024."
  22. Motion to Stay filed before the MDL Panel. Defendants' Request for Immediate Stay of All Trial Court Proceedings filed on behalf of CenterPoint Energy, Inc. and CenterPoint Energy Houston Electric, LLC

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