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Case Information

Filed 2025-07-18
Status Case Closed
Type Civil Appeal General Other
Docket 9 entries
Disposition order the judgment

Docket Entries

  1. Filed Respondent's Notice of Disassociation for Ariel E. Stern. (Counsel Updated.) (COA)
  2. Filed Respondent's Notice of Change of Address for law firm of Akerman LLP. (Firm updated). (SC)
  3. Filed Notice of Appearance (Paige L. Magaster as counsel for Respondent The Bank of New York.) (Counsel Updated.) (SC)
  4. Filed Notice of Disassociation (Troy A. Lawrence is no longer associated with the law firm of Akerman.) (Counsel Updated.) (COA)
  5. Filed Notice of Disassociation (Paige L. Magaster shall be and is no longer associated with the law firm of Akerman.) (Counsel Updated.) (COA)
  6. Filed Order Affirming in Part, Reversing in Part and Remanding. "ORDER the judgment of the district court AFFIRMED IN PART AND REVERSED IN PART AND REMAND this matter to the district court for proceedings consistent with this order." COA-BB/MG/DW. (COA)
  7. Filed Respondents Notice of Appearance Scott Lachman and Nicholas E. Belay (The Bank of New York Mellon.) (Counsel Updated.) (SC)
  8. Transferred to Supreme Court. (COA)
  9. Case Closed. (COA)

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