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Filed 2025-02-19
Type Appeal Regarding Attorney Disciplinary Action
Docket 11 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Disciplinary Appeal filed. Notice of Appeal filed on behalf of Vy T. Nguyen.
  2. Disciplinary Appeal disposed
  3. Brief on the Merits. Appellee's Brief filed on behalf of the Commission for Lawyer Discipline.
  4. Brief on the Merits. Appellant's Brief filed on behalf of Vy T. Nguyen.
  5. Court reporter/recorder's record. Reporter's Record filed on behalf of Commission for Lawyer Discipline
  6. Motion for Extension of Time disposed.. Motion for Extension of Time to file Appellant's Brief granted. Appellant's Brief is due May 30, 2025. Appellee's Brief is due June 30, 2025. Further requests for extensions of time for this filing will be disfavored.
  7. Electronic communication received from Party. Reply email from appellant stating they will file a motion for extension of time to file the brief.
  8. Electronic communication sent to Party. Email sent to appellant stating the following: "Your Notice of Appeal was efiled in case no. 25-0164, VY T. NGUYEN v. COMMISSION FOR LAWYER DISCIPLINE, with the Supreme Court of Texas on February 19, 2025. Appellant's brief was due on April 30, 2025 but has not been efiled with the Court at this time. Please contact me to let me know when the Court can expect the brief with the motion for extension of time to file brief. If a brief is not forthcoming, please advise us of that as well."
  9. Phone call from Clerk's Office. Left message with appellant regarding returned motion for extension of time.
  10. Motion for Extension of Time to File Brief filed. Motion for Extension of Time to file Brief filed on behalf of Vy T. Nguyen.
  11. Case Record Filed. Record filed on behalf of the Board of Disciplinary Appeals.

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