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Case Information

Filed 2024-11-15
Type Tort
Docket 65 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Notice of appeal filed in court of appeals . Notice
  2. Document Received
  3. Motion received
  4. Motion received
  5. Motion received
  6. Document Received
  7. Document Received
  8. Motion received . Appellant's Motion RCVD
  9. Mandate issued . Notice
  10. Memorandum opinion issued . Judgment
  11. Motion disposed
  12. Motion disposed
  13. Motion to compel disposed
  14. Motion disposed
  15. Motion disposed
  16. Motion to appoint attorney disposed
  17. Motion disposed
  18. Motion disposed
  19. Motion disposed
  20. Motion disposed
  21. Motion disposed
  22. Motion disposed
  23. Motion disposed
  24. Submitted
  25. Set for submission on briefs . Notice
  26. Case ready to be set
  27. Brief filed - oral argument not requested . Appellee's Brief
  28. Document filed . Appellant's Final Demand
  29. Motion filed . Appellant's Motion Disqualify
  30. Document filed . Appellant's Docuemnt Filed
  31. Motion filed . Appellant's Motion Filed
  32. Motion to compel filed . Appellant's Motion Compel
  33. Motion filed . Appellant's Motion Appoint
  34. Motion filed . Appellant's Motion Sanctions
  35. Letter received . Appellant's Letter Received
  36. Motion to appoint attorney filed . Appellant's Motion Appointment Counsel
  37. Motion filed . Appellant's Supplemental Motion
  38. Motion filed . Appellant's Motion Warn
  39. Brief filed - oral argument not requested . Appellant's Brief
  40. Document Received . Appellant's Document Received
  41. Clerks record filed . Notice
  42. Email sent
  43. Motion filed . Appellant's Motion Speedy Trial
  44. Motion filed . Appellant's Motion Filed
  45. Email sent
  46. Response filed
  47. Motion to reconsider disposed . Notice
  48. Motion to reconsider filed . Appellant's Motion Reconsider
  49. Order entered . Order
  50. Motion filed . Appellant's Motion Filed
  51. Motion filed . Appellant's Motion Filed
  52. Notice of late record . Notice
  53. Motion disposed
  54. Motion disposed
  55. Motion disposed . Notice
  56. Motion filed . Appellant's Motion Filed
  57. Court reporters notice to court regarding status of record . RR Status Report
  58. Document Received
  59. Motion filed . Appellant's Motion Filed
  60. Letter filed
  61. Motion filed . Appellant's Motion
  62. Motion filed . Appellant's Motion Set Aside
  63. Motion received . Appellant's Motion Change Venue
  64. Docketing statement filed
  65. Statement of inability to afford costs filed in the court of appeals

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