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Court

Harris County District

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2021-11-30
Status Ready Docket
Type Tortious Interference
Docket 42 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Rc Properties|Petag|Peterson, Don|Wakeling, Colin|Meisner, Carl|Hendelmeyer, Jack
Defendant Reterra Corporation|Ball, Jason|Graff, Doug
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Judge

Hon. Kyle Carter

Harris County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. ORIGINAL PETITION
  2. TRIAL PREPARATION ORDER SIGNED (Temporary Order)
  3. ORDER SIGNED GRANTING TRIAL CONTINUANCE (Temporary Order)
  4. ORDER SIGNED SETTING HEARING (Temporary Order)
  5. ORDER SIGNED SETTING HEARING (Temporary Order)
  6. ORDER SIGNED GRANTING TRIAL CONTINUANCE (Temporary Order)
  7. TRIAL PREPARATION ORDER SIGNED (Temporary Order)
  8. ORDER SIGNED GRANTING TRIAL CONTINUANCE (Temporary Order)
  9. TRIAL PREPARATION ORDER SIGNED (Temporary Order)
  10. ORDER SIGNED COMPELLING PRODUCTION (Temporary Order)
  11. ORDER GRANTING SANCTIONS SIGNED (Temporary Order)
  12. ORDER SIGNED COMPELLING PRODUCTION (Temporary Order)
  13. ORDER SIGNED SUBSTITUTING ATTORNEY OF RECORD (Temporary Order)
  14. ORDER SIGNED COMPELLING PRODUCTION (Temporary Order)
  15. DOCKET CONTROL/PRETRIAL ORDER SIGNED (Temporary Order)
  16. TRIAL PREPARATION ORDER SIGNED (Temporary Order)
  17. ORDER SIGNED GRANTING TRIAL CONTINUANCE (Temporary Order)
  18. DOCKET CONTROL/PRETRIAL ORDER SIGNED (Temporary Order)
  19. ORDER SIGNED GRANTING REFERRAL TO MEDIATION (Temporary Order)
  20. PROTECTIVE ORDER (CIVIL) ORD SGND (Temporary Order)
  21. ORDER APPROVING STIPULATION SIGNED (Temporary Order)
  22. JURY FEE PAID (TRCP 216)
  23. JURY DEMAND MADE (TRCP 216)
  24. DOCKET CONTROL/PRETRIAL ORDER SIGNED (Temporary Order)
  25. DESIGNATED TRIAL READY
  26. AMENDED ORIGINAL PETITION
  27. AMENDED ORIGINAL PETITION
  28. AMENDED ORIGINAL PETITION
  29. AMENDED ORIGINAL PETITION
  30. AMENDED ORIGINAL PETITION
  31. AMENDED ORIGINAL PETITION
  32. ANSWER ORIGINAL PETITION
  33. ANSWER ORIGINAL PETITION
  34. ANSWER ORIGINAL PETITION
  35. TRANSFERRED TO HARRIS COUNTY DISTRICT COURT
  36. TRANSFERRED TO ANOTHER HARRIS COUNTY DISTRICT COURT
  37. ORDER TRANSFERRING CASE TO ANOTHER DISTRICT COURT SIGNED (Temporary Order)
  38. ORIGINAL PETITION
  39. ORIGINAL PETITION
  40. ORIGINAL PETITION
  41. ORIGINAL PETITION
  42. ORIGINAL PETITION

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