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Court

Harris County District

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-04-15
Status Disposed (Final)
Type Non Competition
Docket 25 entries
Disposition dismissed

Parties

Plaintiff Sanchez, Edgar|Precision Workforce Llc|Villasenor, Juan|Precision Workforce Llc (d/b/a Procision Demolition)|Procision Demolition
Defendant Sanchez, Edgar|Precision Workforce Llc|Villasenor, Juan|Precision Workforce Llc (d/b/a Procision Demolition)|Procision Demolition|Elite Demolition
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Judge

Hon. Erica R. Hughes

Harris County District

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. ORIGINAL PETITION
  2. DISMISSED ON AGREEMENT OF PARTIES (Final Order)
  3. EACH PAY OWN
  4. ORDER SIGNED SETTING ASIDE ORDER (Temporary Order)
  5. ORDER SIGNED GRANTING REFERRAL TO MEDIATION (Temporary Order)
  6. ORDER GRANTING STRIKING OF PLEADING IN PART SIGNED (Temporary Order)
  7. ORDER SIGNED DENYING MOTION TO QUASH DEPOSITION (Temporary Order)
  8. INTERVENTION
  9. ORDER SIGNED DENYING TEMPORARY INJUNCTION (Temporary Order)
  10. BENCH HEARING ASSIGNED
  11. EVIDENCE PRESENTED-NON JURY (EACH DAY)
  12. TRIAL HELD BY PRESIDING JUDGE
  13. ANSWER COUNTER CLAIM
  14. ANSWER THIRD PARTY PETITION
  15. ANSWER COUNTER CLAIM
  16. DOCKET CONTROL/PRETRIAL ORDER SIGNED (Temporary Order)
  17. DESIGNATED TRIAL READY
  18. COUNTER CLAIM
  19. COUNTER CLAIM
  20. THIRD PARTY PETITION
  21. COUNTER CLAIM
  22. ANSWER ORIGINAL PETITION
  23. ANSWER ORIGINAL PETITION
  24. ANSWER ORIGINAL PETITION
  25. ORIGINAL PETITION

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