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Case No. 201741522 8
DCORX
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS
295th JUDICIAL DISTRICT
DOCKET CONTROL ORDER
The following docket control order shall apply to this case unless modified by the court. If no date is given below, the
item is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.
JOHNSON, VANDAVEN
vs.
BATTLEGROUND OIL SPECIALTY TER
eee He
II
1. 02/21/18 JOINDER. All parties must be added and served, whether by amendment or third party
practice, by this date. THE PARTY CAUSING THE JOINDER SHALL PROVIDE
ACOPY OF THIS DOCKET CONTROL ORDER AT THE TIME OF SERVICE.
EXPERT WITNESS DESIGNATION. Expert witness designations are required and
must be served by the following dates. The designation must include the information
listed in Rule 194.2(f). Failure to timely respond will be governed by Rule 193.6.
(a) 05/21/18 — Experts for parties seeking affirmative relief.
(b) 06/19/18 All other experts.
3.
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TOWEL
STATUS CONFERENCE. Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of the case,
including ADR, with the court on this date. TIME:
Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution.
4, DISCOVERY LIMITATIONS. The discovery limitations of Rule 190.2, if applicable,
- orotherwise of Rule 190.3 apply unless changed below:
a)
b
Ayndog,
Total hours per side for oral depositions.
Number of interrogatories that may be served by each party on any other party.
5. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION.
(a) 06/19/18 By this date the parties must either (1) file an agreement for ADR stating the form of
R requested and the name of an agreed mediator, if applicable; or RB set an objection
to ADR. If no agreement or objection is filed, the court may sign an ADR order.
(b) 08/06/18 ADR conducted pursuant to the agreement of the parties must be completed by this date.
6. 07/20/18 DISCOVERY PERIOD ENDS.
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All discovery must be conducted before the end of
the discovery period. Parties seeking discovery must serve requests Sulficiently far in
advance of the end of the discovery period that the deadline for responding will be
within the discovery period. Counsel may conduct discovery beyond this deadline by
agreement. Incomplete discovery will not delay the trial.
7. DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS AND PLEAS. Must be heard by oral hearing or submission.
a paigg/tg If subject to an interlocutory appeal, dispositive motions or pleas must be heard by this date.
Summary judgment motions not subject to an interlocutory appeal must be heard by this date.
(c) Rule 166a(i) motions may not be heard before this date.
8, 07/20/18
CHALLENGES TO EXPERT TESTIMONY. All motions to exclude expert testimony‘
and evidentiary challenges to expert testimony must be filed by this date, unless
extended by leave of court.
9. 07/20/18 PLEADINGS. All amendments and Supplements must be filed by this date. This
order does not preclude prompt filing of pleadings directly responsive to any timely
filed pleadings.
10.
Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of trial with the court on this date.
TIME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution.
11. 08/20/18 TRIAL. If not assigned by the second Friday following this date, the case will be reset.
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DAVID M. FLOTTE Na hed i Ge i ats.
365 CANAL STREET, SUITE 1710 CAROLINE BAKER
NEW ORLEANS, LA 70130 792249 Judge, 295TH DISTRICT COURT
Date Generated 11/06/2017
;CORDER'S MEMORANDUM
She instrument is of poor quality
at the time of imaging
Jevoo2D
rev.10272014STANDING ORDER OF THE 295™ DISTRICT COURT
REQUIRING ELECTRONIC FILING
After reviewing this file, the Court finds that this case is appropriate for electronic filing.
Parties to this case are directed to file all papers allowed under the local rules, available at
http://www.justex.net, electronically starting 45 days from the date of this order. If any party
objects to this order, such objection should be set for hearing or submission within 30 days
from the date of this order.Case No. 201741522
DCORX
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
Vs. HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS
BATTLEGROUND OIL SPECIALTY TER 295th = JUDICIAL DISTRICT
DOCKET CONTROL ORDER
JOHNSON, VANDAVEN
se ee
The following docket control order shall apply to this case unless modified by the court. If no date is given below, the
item is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.
1. 02/21/18 JOINDER. All parties must be added and served, whether by amendment or third party
practice, by this date. THE PARTY CAUSING THE JOINDER SHALL PROVIDE
A COPY OF THIS DOCKET CONTROL ORDER AT THE TIME OF SERVICE.
2. EXPERT WITNESS DESIGNATION. Expert witness designations are required and
must be served by the following dates. The designation must include the information
listed in Rule 194.2(f). Failure to timely respond will be governed by Rule 193.6.
e 05/21/18 Experts for parties seeking affirmative relief.
'b) 06/19/18 All other experts.
3. STATUS CONFERENCE. Parties shall be Prepared to discuss all aspects of the case,
including ADR, with the court on this date. TIME:
Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution.
4. DISCOVERY LIMITATIONS. The discovery limitations of Rule 190.2, if applicable,
or otherwise of Rule 190.3 apply unless changed below:
(a) Total hours per side for oral depositions.
(b) Number of interrogatories that may be served by each party on any other party.
5. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION.
(a) 06/19/18 By this date the parties must either (1) file an agreement for ADR stating the form of
ADR requested and the name of an agreed mediator, if applicable; or (2) set an objection
to ADR. If no agreement or objection is filed, the court may sign an ADR order.
(b) 08/06/18 ADR conducted pursuant to the agreement of the parties must be completed by this date.
6. 07/20/18 DISCOVERY PERIOD ENDS. All discovery must be conducted before the end of
the discovery period. Parties seeking discovery must serve requests sufficiently far in
advance of the end of the discovery period that the deadline for responding will be
within the discovery period. Counsel may conduct discovery beyond this deadline by
agreement. Incomplete discovery will not delay the trial.
7. DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS AND PLEAS. Must be heard by oral hearing or submission.
(a) 08/06/18 If subject to an interlocutory appeal, dispositive motions or pleas must be heard by this date.
(b) 08/06/18 Summary judgment motions not subject to an interlocutory appeal must be heard by this date.
(c} Rule 166a(i) motions may not be heard before this date.
8. 07/20/18 CHALLENGES TO EXPERT TESTIMONY. All motions to exclude expert testimony
and evidentiary challenges to expert testimony must be filed by this date, unless
extended by leave of court.
9. 07/20/18 PLEADINGS. All amendments and supplements must be filed by this date. This
order does not preclude prompt filing of pleadings directly responsive to any timely
filed pleadings.
10. -
Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of trial with the court on this date.
TIME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution.
11. 08/20/18 TRIAL. If not assigned by the second Friday following this date, the case will be reset.
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6009 MEMORIAL DRIVE CAROLINE BAKER
HOUSTON, TX 77007 24032461 = Judge, 295TH DISTRICT COURT
Date Generated 11/06/2017
ycvooeD
rev.10272014STANDING ORDER OF THE 295" DISTRICT COURT
REQUIRING ELECTRONIC FILING
After reviewing this file, the Court finds that this case is appropriate for electronic filing.
Parties to this case are directed to file all papers allowed under the local rules, available at
http://www.justex.net, electronically starting 45 days from the date of this order. If any party
objects to this order, such objection should be set for hearing or submission within 30 days
from the date of this order.JOHNSON, VANDAVEN
vs.
BATTLEGROUND OIL SPECIALTY TER
Case No. 201741522
DCORX
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
: HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS
* 295th =JUDICIAL DISTRICT
DOCKET CONTROL ORDER —
The following docket control order shall apply to this case unless modified by the court. If no date is given below, the
item is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.
1. 02/21/18 JOINDER. All parties must be added and served, whether by amendment or third party
(a) 05/21/18
(b) 06/1918
3.
4.
(a)
(b)
5.
(a) 06/19/18
(b) 08/06/18
6. 07/20/18
7.
4) 08/06/18
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8, 07/20/18
9. 07/20/18
10.
11. 08/20/18
practice, by this date. THE PARTY CAUSING THE JOINDER SHALL PROVIDE
A COPY OF THIS DOCKET CONTROL ORDER AT THE TIME OF SERVICE.
EXPERT WITNESS DESIGNATION. Expert witness designations are required and
must be served by the following dates. The designation must include the information
listed in Rule 194.2(f). Failure to timely respond will be governed by Rule 193.6.
Experts for parties seeking affirmative relief.
All other experts.
STATUS CONFERENCE. Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of the case,
including ADR, with the court on this date. IME:
Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution.
DISCOVERY LIMITATIONS. The discovery limitations of Rule 190.2, if applicable,
or otherwise of Rule 190.3 apply unless changed below:
Total hours per side for oral depositions.
Number of interrogatories that may be served by each party on any other party.
ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION.
By this date the parties must either (1) file an agreement for ADR stating the form of
ADR requested and the name of an agreed mediator, if applicable; or (2) set an objection
to ADR. If no agreement or objection is filed, the court may sign an ADR order.
ADR conducted pursuant to the agreement of the parties must be completed by this date.
DISCOVERY PERIOD ENDS. All discovery must be conducted before the end of
the discovery period. Parties seeking discovery must serve requests sufficiently far in
advance of the end of the discovery period that the deadline for responding will be
within the discovery period. Counsel may conduct discovery beyond this deadline by
agreement. Incomplete discovery will not delay the trial.
DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS AND PLEAS. Must be heard by oral hearing or submission.
If subject to an interlocutory appeal, dispositive motions or pleas must be heard by this date.
Summary judgment motions not subject to an interlocutory appeal must be heard by this date.
Rule 166a(i) motions may not be heard before this date.
CHALLENGES TO EXPERT TESTIMONY. All motions to exclude expert testimony
and evidentiary challenges to expert testimony must be filed by this date, unless
extended by leave of court.
PLEADINGS. All amendments and Supplements must be filed by this date. This
order does not preclude prompt filing of pleadings directly responsive to any timely
filed pleadings.
Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of trial with the court on this date.
TIME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution.
TRIAL. If not assigned by the second Friday following this date, the case will be reset.
signeo /[-10-47
THOMAS JOSEPH SMITH ~ .
1301 MCKINNEY SUITE 1400 CAROLINE BAKER
HOUSTON, TX 77010 788934 Judge, 295TH DISTRICT COURT
Date Generated 11/06/2017
JcvoozD
rev.10272014STANDING ORDER OF THE 295™ DISTRICT COURT
REQUIRING ELECTRONIC FILING
After reviewing this file, the Court finds that this case is appropriate for electronic filing.
Parties to this case are directed to file all papers allowed under the local rules, available at
http://www.justex.net, electronically starting 45 days from the date of this order. If any party
objects to this order, such objection should be set for hearing or submission within 30 days
from the date of this order.Case No. 201741522
DCORX
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
JOHNSON, VANDAVEN *
vs. * HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS
BATTLEGROUND OIL SPECIALTY TER * 296th JUDICIAL DISTRICT
DOCKET CONTROL ORDER —
The following docket control order shall apply to this case unless modified by the court. If no date is given below, the
item is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.
1. 02/2118 JOINDER. All parties must be added and served, whether by amendment or third party
practice, by this date. THE PARTY CAUSING THE JOINDER SHALL PROVIDE
ACOPY OF THIS DOCKET CONTROL ORDER AT THE TIME OF SERVICE.
2. EXPERT WITNESS DESIGNATION. Expert witness designations are required and
must be served by the following dates. The designation must include the information
listed in Rule 194.2(f). Failure to timely respond will be governed by Rule 193.6.
(a) 05/21/18 — Experts for parties seeking affirmative relief.
(b) 06/19/18 All other experts.
3. STATUS CONFERENCE. Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of the case,
including ADR, with the court on this date, IME:
Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution.
4, DISCOVERY LIMITATIONS. The discovery limitations of Rule 190.2, if applicable,
or otherwise of Rule 190.3 apply unless changed below:
(a) Total hours per side for oral depositions.
(b) Number of interrogatories that may be served by each party on any other party.
5. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION.
(a) 06/19/18 By this date the parties must either (1) file an agreement for ADR stating the form of
’ ADR requested and the name of an agreed mediator, if applicable; or (2) set an objection
to ADR. If no agreement or objection is filed, the court may sign an ADR order.
(b) 08/06/18 ADR conducted pursuant to the agreement of the parties must be completed by this date.
6. 07/20/18 DISCOVERY PERIOD ENDS. All discovery must be conducted before the end of
the discovery period. Parties seeking discovery must serve requests sulficiently far in
advance of the end of the discovery period that the deadline for responding will be
within the discovery period. Counsel may conduct discovery beyond this deadline by
agreement. Incomplete discovery will not delay the trial.
7. DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS AND PLEAS. Must be heard by oral hearing or submission.
(a) 08/06/18 If subject to an interlocutory appeal, dispositive motions or pleas must be heard by this date.
‘b) 08/06/18 Summary judgment motions not subject to an interlocutory appeal must be heard by this date.
(c) Rule 166a(i) motions may not be heard before this date.
8. 07/20/18 | CHALLENGES TO EXPERT TESTIMONY. All motions to exclude expert testimony
and evidentiary challenges to expert testimony must be filed by this date, unless
extended by leave of court.
9. 07/20/18 PLEADINGS. All amendments and supplements must be filed by this date. This
order does not preclude prompt filing of pleadings directly responsive to any timely
filed pleadings.
10.
Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of trial with the court on this date.
IME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution.
11. 08/20/18 TRIAL. if not assigned by the second Friday following this date, the case will be reset.
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HOUSTON, TX 77046 24031227 = Judge, 295TH DISTRICT COURT
Date Generated 11/06/2017 _~
yevoo2D
rev.10272014STANDING ORDER OF THE 295™ DISTRICT COURT
REQUIRING ELECTRONIC FILING
After reviewing this file, the Court finds that this case is appropriate for electronic filing.
Parties to this case are directed to file all papers allowed under the local rules, available at
http://www. justex.net, electronically starting 45 days from the date of this order. If any party
objects to this order, such objection should be set for hearing or submission within 30 days
from the date of this order.
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Case No. 201741522 8 DCORX IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS 295th JUDICIAL DISTRICT DOCKET CONTROL ORDER The following docket control order shall apply to this case unless modified by the court. If no date is given below, the item is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure. JOHNSON, VANDAVEN vs. BATTLEGROUND OIL SPECIALTY TER eee He II 1. 02/21/18 JOINDER. All parties must be added and served, whether by amendment or third party practice, by this date. THE PARTY CAUSING THE JOINDER SHALL PROVIDE ACOPY OF THIS DOCKET CONTROL ORDER AT THE TIME OF SERVICE. EXPERT WITNESS DESIGNATION. Expert witness designations are required and must be served by the following dates. The designation must include the information listed in Rule 194.2(f). Failure to timely respond will be governed by Rule 193.6. (a) 05/21/18 — Experts for parties seeking affirmative relief. (b) 06/19/18 All other experts. 3. ha TOWEL STATUS CONFERENCE. Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of the case, including ADR, with the court on this date. TIME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution. 4, DISCOVERY LIMITATIONS. The discovery limitations of Rule 190.2, if applicable, - orotherwise of Rule 190.3 apply unless changed below: a) b Ayndog, Total hours per side for oral depositions. Number of interrogatories that may be served by each party on any other party. 5. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION. (a) 06/19/18 By this date the parties must either (1) file an agreement for ADR stating the form of R requested and the name of an agreed mediator, if applicable; or RB set an objection to ADR. If no agreement or objection is filed, the court may sign an ADR order. (b) 08/06/18 ADR conducted pursuant to the agreement of the parties must be completed by this date. 6. 07/20/18 DISCOVERY PERIOD ENDS. yer youssia gexoy ‘Aung SITEH 202 6) AON jatued SHUD aniia All discovery must be conducted before the end of the discovery period. Parties seeking discovery must serve requests Sulficiently far in advance of the end of the discovery period that the deadline for responding will be within the discovery period. Counsel may conduct discovery beyond this deadline by agreement. Incomplete discovery will not delay the trial. 7. DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS AND PLEAS. Must be heard by oral hearing or submission. a paigg/tg If subject to an interlocutory appeal, dispositive motions or pleas must be heard by this date. Summary judgment motions not subject to an interlocutory appeal must be heard by this date. (c) Rule 166a(i) motions may not be heard before this date. 8, 07/20/18 CHALLENGES TO EXPERT TESTIMONY. All motions to exclude expert testimony‘ and evidentiary challenges to expert testimony must be filed by this date, unless extended by leave of court. 9. 07/20/18 PLEADINGS. All amendments and Supplements must be filed by this date. This order does not preclude prompt filing of pleadings directly responsive to any timely filed pleadings. 10. Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of trial with the court on this date. TIME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution. 11. 08/20/18 TRIAL. If not assigned by the second Friday following this date, the case will be reset. sienep H- 10-07 fh i = 2 La eal & a, bs DAVID M. FLOTTE Na hed i Ge i ats. 365 CANAL STREET, SUITE 1710 CAROLINE BAKER NEW ORLEANS, LA 70130 792249 Judge, 295TH DISTRICT COURT Date Generated 11/06/2017 ;CORDER'S MEMORANDUM She instrument is of poor quality at the time of imaging Jevoo2D rev.10272014STANDING ORDER OF THE 295™ DISTRICT COURT REQUIRING ELECTRONIC FILING After reviewing this file, the Court finds that this case is appropriate for electronic filing. Parties to this case are directed to file all papers allowed under the local rules, available at http://www.justex.net, electronically starting 45 days from the date of this order. If any party objects to this order, such objection should be set for hearing or submission within 30 days from the date of this order.Case No. 201741522 DCORX IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Vs. HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS BATTLEGROUND OIL SPECIALTY TER 295th = JUDICIAL DISTRICT DOCKET CONTROL ORDER JOHNSON, VANDAVEN se ee The following docket control order shall apply to this case unless modified by the court. If no date is given below, the item is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure. 1. 02/21/18 JOINDER. All parties must be added and served, whether by amendment or third party practice, by this date. THE PARTY CAUSING THE JOINDER SHALL PROVIDE A COPY OF THIS DOCKET CONTROL ORDER AT THE TIME OF SERVICE. 2. EXPERT WITNESS DESIGNATION. Expert witness designations are required and must be served by the following dates. The designation must include the information listed in Rule 194.2(f). Failure to timely respond will be governed by Rule 193.6. e 05/21/18 Experts for parties seeking affirmative relief. 'b) 06/19/18 All other experts. 3. STATUS CONFERENCE. Parties shall be Prepared to discuss all aspects of the case, including ADR, with the court on this date. TIME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution. 4. DISCOVERY LIMITATIONS. The discovery limitations of Rule 190.2, if applicable, or otherwise of Rule 190.3 apply unless changed below: (a) Total hours per side for oral depositions. (b) Number of interrogatories that may be served by each party on any other party. 5. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION. (a) 06/19/18 By this date the parties must either (1) file an agreement for ADR stating the form of ADR requested and the name of an agreed mediator, if applicable; or (2) set an objection to ADR. If no agreement or objection is filed, the court may sign an ADR order. (b) 08/06/18 ADR conducted pursuant to the agreement of the parties must be completed by this date. 6. 07/20/18 DISCOVERY PERIOD ENDS. All discovery must be conducted before the end of the discovery period. Parties seeking discovery must serve requests sufficiently far in advance of the end of the discovery period that the deadline for responding will be within the discovery period. Counsel may conduct discovery beyond this deadline by agreement. Incomplete discovery will not delay the trial. 7. DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS AND PLEAS. Must be heard by oral hearing or submission. (a) 08/06/18 If subject to an interlocutory appeal, dispositive motions or pleas must be heard by this date. (b) 08/06/18 Summary judgment motions not subject to an interlocutory appeal must be heard by this date. (c} Rule 166a(i) motions may not be heard before this date. 8. 07/20/18 CHALLENGES TO EXPERT TESTIMONY. All motions to exclude expert testimony and evidentiary challenges to expert testimony must be filed by this date, unless extended by leave of court. 9. 07/20/18 PLEADINGS. All amendments and supplements must be filed by this date. This order does not preclude prompt filing of pleadings directly responsive to any timely filed pleadings. 10. - Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of trial with the court on this date. TIME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution. 11. 08/20/18 TRIAL. If not assigned by the second Friday following this date, the case will be reset. sianeD //-/0- 47 fy ~ , ie i. ie BAN JASON ARON ITKIN SARL é e Ba ae 6009 MEMORIAL DRIVE CAROLINE BAKER HOUSTON, TX 77007 24032461 = Judge, 295TH DISTRICT COURT Date Generated 11/06/2017 ycvooeD rev.10272014STANDING ORDER OF THE 295" DISTRICT COURT REQUIRING ELECTRONIC FILING After reviewing this file, the Court finds that this case is appropriate for electronic filing. Parties to this case are directed to file all papers allowed under the local rules, available at http://www.justex.net, electronically starting 45 days from the date of this order. If any party objects to this order, such objection should be set for hearing or submission within 30 days from the date of this order.JOHNSON, VANDAVEN vs. BATTLEGROUND OIL SPECIALTY TER Case No. 201741522 DCORX IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF : HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS * 295th =JUDICIAL DISTRICT DOCKET CONTROL ORDER — The following docket control order shall apply to this case unless modified by the court. If no date is given below, the item is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure. 1. 02/21/18 JOINDER. All parties must be added and served, whether by amendment or third party (a) 05/21/18 (b) 06/1918 3. 4. (a) (b) 5. (a) 06/19/18 (b) 08/06/18 6. 07/20/18 7. 4) 08/06/18 {8} osiog/18 (0) 8, 07/20/18 9. 07/20/18 10. 11. 08/20/18 practice, by this date. THE PARTY CAUSING THE JOINDER SHALL PROVIDE A COPY OF THIS DOCKET CONTROL ORDER AT THE TIME OF SERVICE. EXPERT WITNESS DESIGNATION. Expert witness designations are required and must be served by the following dates. The designation must include the information listed in Rule 194.2(f). Failure to timely respond will be governed by Rule 193.6. Experts for parties seeking affirmative relief. All other experts. STATUS CONFERENCE. Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of the case, including ADR, with the court on this date. IME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution. DISCOVERY LIMITATIONS. The discovery limitations of Rule 190.2, if applicable, or otherwise of Rule 190.3 apply unless changed below: Total hours per side for oral depositions. Number of interrogatories that may be served by each party on any other party. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION. By this date the parties must either (1) file an agreement for ADR stating the form of ADR requested and the name of an agreed mediator, if applicable; or (2) set an objection to ADR. If no agreement or objection is filed, the court may sign an ADR order. ADR conducted pursuant to the agreement of the parties must be completed by this date. DISCOVERY PERIOD ENDS. All discovery must be conducted before the end of the discovery period. Parties seeking discovery must serve requests sufficiently far in advance of the end of the discovery period that the deadline for responding will be within the discovery period. Counsel may conduct discovery beyond this deadline by agreement. Incomplete discovery will not delay the trial. DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS AND PLEAS. Must be heard by oral hearing or submission. If subject to an interlocutory appeal, dispositive motions or pleas must be heard by this date. Summary judgment motions not subject to an interlocutory appeal must be heard by this date. Rule 166a(i) motions may not be heard before this date. CHALLENGES TO EXPERT TESTIMONY. All motions to exclude expert testimony and evidentiary challenges to expert testimony must be filed by this date, unless extended by leave of court. PLEADINGS. All amendments and Supplements must be filed by this date. This order does not preclude prompt filing of pleadings directly responsive to any timely filed pleadings. Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of trial with the court on this date. TIME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution. TRIAL. If not assigned by the second Friday following this date, the case will be reset. signeo /[-10-47 THOMAS JOSEPH SMITH ~ . 1301 MCKINNEY SUITE 1400 CAROLINE BAKER HOUSTON, TX 77010 788934 Judge, 295TH DISTRICT COURT Date Generated 11/06/2017 JcvoozD rev.10272014STANDING ORDER OF THE 295™ DISTRICT COURT REQUIRING ELECTRONIC FILING After reviewing this file, the Court finds that this case is appropriate for electronic filing. Parties to this case are directed to file all papers allowed under the local rules, available at http://www.justex.net, electronically starting 45 days from the date of this order. If any party objects to this order, such objection should be set for hearing or submission within 30 days from the date of this order.Case No. 201741522 DCORX IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF JOHNSON, VANDAVEN * vs. * HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS BATTLEGROUND OIL SPECIALTY TER * 296th JUDICIAL DISTRICT DOCKET CONTROL ORDER — The following docket control order shall apply to this case unless modified by the court. If no date is given below, the item is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure. 1. 02/2118 JOINDER. All parties must be added and served, whether by amendment or third party practice, by this date. THE PARTY CAUSING THE JOINDER SHALL PROVIDE ACOPY OF THIS DOCKET CONTROL ORDER AT THE TIME OF SERVICE. 2. EXPERT WITNESS DESIGNATION. Expert witness designations are required and must be served by the following dates. The designation must include the information listed in Rule 194.2(f). Failure to timely respond will be governed by Rule 193.6. (a) 05/21/18 — Experts for parties seeking affirmative relief. (b) 06/19/18 All other experts. 3. STATUS CONFERENCE. Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of the case, including ADR, with the court on this date, IME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution. 4, DISCOVERY LIMITATIONS. The discovery limitations of Rule 190.2, if applicable, or otherwise of Rule 190.3 apply unless changed below: (a) Total hours per side for oral depositions. (b) Number of interrogatories that may be served by each party on any other party. 5. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION. (a) 06/19/18 By this date the parties must either (1) file an agreement for ADR stating the form of ’ ADR requested and the name of an agreed mediator, if applicable; or (2) set an objection to ADR. If no agreement or objection is filed, the court may sign an ADR order. (b) 08/06/18 ADR conducted pursuant to the agreement of the parties must be completed by this date. 6. 07/20/18 DISCOVERY PERIOD ENDS. All discovery must be conducted before the end of the discovery period. Parties seeking discovery must serve requests sulficiently far in advance of the end of the discovery period that the deadline for responding will be within the discovery period. Counsel may conduct discovery beyond this deadline by agreement. Incomplete discovery will not delay the trial. 7. DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS AND PLEAS. Must be heard by oral hearing or submission. (a) 08/06/18 If subject to an interlocutory appeal, dispositive motions or pleas must be heard by this date. ‘b) 08/06/18 Summary judgment motions not subject to an interlocutory appeal must be heard by this date. (c) Rule 166a(i) motions may not be heard before this date. 8. 07/20/18 | CHALLENGES TO EXPERT TESTIMONY. All motions to exclude expert testimony and evidentiary challenges to expert testimony must be filed by this date, unless extended by leave of court. 9. 07/20/18 PLEADINGS. All amendments and supplements must be filed by this date. This order does not preclude prompt filing of pleadings directly responsive to any timely filed pleadings. 10. Parties shall be prepared to discuss all aspects of trial with the court on this date. IME: Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution. 11. 08/20/18 TRIAL. if not assigned by the second Friday following this date, the case will be reset. sianep /!+/0-/7 Al. &. Baker. fi ff i f Pee, FRANK A. PICCOLO ms 24 GREENWAY PLAZA SUITE 2050 CAROLINE BAKER HOUSTON, TX 77046 24031227 = Judge, 295TH DISTRICT COURT Date Generated 11/06/2017 _~ yevoo2D rev.10272014STANDING ORDER OF THE 295™ DISTRICT COURT REQUIRING ELECTRONIC FILING After reviewing this file, the Court finds that this case is appropriate for electronic filing. Parties to this case are directed to file all papers allowed under the local rules, available at http://www. justex.net, electronically starting 45 days from the date of this order. If any party objects to this order, such objection should be set for hearing or submission within 30 days from the date of this order.