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Case Information

Filed 2025-05-27
Status Active
Type Administrative Agency Appeal
Docket 17 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Jared M Adler, Robert L. Depper III
  2. Case Open
  3. Notice of Appeal Filed TC NOA Date: 05/23/2025
  4. Board - Agency Appeal No hearings held. Filed by: Appellant Four Seasons Traffic No hearings held.
  5. Case Number Assignment Notice
  6. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Adler, Jared M; Attorney Depper, Robert L. III
  7. Letter Sent With rules, application to waive filing fees & entry fee payment methods. Sent To: Appellant Four Seasons Traffic; Interested Party Baker, Stephanie With rules, application to waive filing fees & entry fee payment methods.
  8. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Jared M Adler, Robert L. Depper III
  9. Entry Order (Judicial Officer: Eaton, Harold E., Jr.) Re: By June 11, attorney must enter appearance or motion filed with court for permission to represent company pro se.
  10. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Adler, Jared M; Attorney Depper, Robert L. III
  11. Letter Sent Sent To: Appellant Four Seasons Traffic; Interested Party Baker, Stephanie
  12. Appellant's Docketing Statement Filed by: Appellant Four Seasons Traffic
  13. Transcripts Not Needed
  14. Entry Fee Paid Paid by: Appellant Four Seasons Traffic
  15. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Jared M Adler, Robert L. Depper III
  16. Entry Order (Judicial Officer: Eaton, Harold E., Jr.) Issued By: HEE Re: Nonattorney representing business
  17. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Adler, Jared M; Attorney Depper, Robert L. III

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