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  • CATHREN, BREANNA vs. MENDIOLA, MONICA YVETTE Motor Vehicle Accident document preview
  • CATHREN, BREANNA vs. MENDIOLA, MONICA YVETTE Motor Vehicle Accident document preview
  • CATHREN, BREANNA vs. MENDIOLA, MONICA YVETTE Motor Vehicle Accident document preview
  • CATHREN, BREANNA vs. MENDIOLA, MONICA YVETTE Motor Vehicle Accident document preview
  • CATHREN, BREANNA vs. MENDIOLA, MONICA YVETTE Motor Vehicle Accident document preview
  • CATHREN, BREANNA vs. MENDIOLA, MONICA YVETTE Motor Vehicle Accident document preview
  • CATHREN, BREANNA vs. MENDIOLA, MONICA YVETTE Motor Vehicle Accident document preview
  • CATHREN, BREANNA vs. MENDIOLA, MONICA YVETTE Motor Vehicle Accident document preview
						
                                

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Case No. 202082980 DCORX CATHREN, BREANNA . IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF vs. : HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS MENDIOLA, MONICA YVETTE : 269th JUDICIAL DISTRICT SCHEDULING AND DOCKET CONTROL ORDER The Court enters the following Order to control the schedule of this case. Unless otherwise specified, the following items must be completed by the dates listed below. If no date is listed, the item is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure. 1. 1/17/2022 (a) 2/25/2022 (b) 3/25/2022 3. 4. 4/29/2022 (a) 4/22/2022 (b) 6. 4/22/2022 7. 2/25/2022 9. 5/16/2022 JOINDER. All parties must be added and served, whether by amendment or third-party practice. Th ir ing the joinder m rovi f thi hedulini ke EXPERT WITNESS DESIGNATION. Parties must designate expert witnesses and furnish the information set forth under Rule 194.2(f) as follows: Experts for parties seeking affirmative relief. All other experts. MEDIATION. Parties must complete mediation. The parties’ failure to mediate will not be grounds for continuance of trial. DISCOVERY. Parties must complete all discovery. Parties seeking discovery must serve requests sufficiently far in advance of the end of the discovery period so that the deadline for responding will be within the discovery period. DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS. Parties must set for hearing all motions or pleas, that if granted by the Court would dispose of all or part of the case, as follows: No-evidence motions for summary judgment may only be heard after this date. All dispositive motions or pleas must be heard. CHALLENGES TO EXPERT TESTIMONY. All motions to exclude expert testimony must be heard. This Order does not include exclusion based on Rule 193.6. PLEADINGS. Parties must file all amendments and supplements to pleadings. This Order does not preclude the prompt filing of pleadings directly responsive to any timely filed pleadings. DOCKET CALL. Parties must be prepared to discuss all aspects of trial with the Court at TIME: . Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution. TRIAL. This case is set for trial on this date. If not assigned by the second Friday following this date, the case will be reset. SIGNED ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY CORY SEPOLIO 3 JUDGE, 269TH DISTRICT COURT Date Generated: 5/12/2021 Jcvoo2Case No. 202082980 DCORX CATHREN, BREANNA . IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF vs. : HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS MENDIOLA, MONICA YVETTE : 269th JUDICIAL DISTRICT SCHEDULING AND DOCKET CONTROL ORDER The Court enters the following Order to control the schedule of this case. Unless otherwise specified, the following items must be completed by the dates listed below. If no date is listed, the item is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure. 1. 1/17/2022 (a) 2/25/2022 (b) 3/25/2022 3. 4. 4/29/2022 (a) 4/22/2022 (b) 6. 4/22/2022 7. 2/25/2022 9. 5/16/2022 JOINDER. All parties must be added and served, whether by amendment or third-party practice. Th ir ing the joinder m rovi f thi hedulini ke EXPERT WITNESS DESIGNATION. Parties must designate expert witnesses and furnish the information set forth under Rule 194.2(f) as follows: Experts for parties seeking affirmative relief. All other experts. MEDIATION. Parties must complete mediation. The parties’ failure to mediate will not be grounds for continuance of trial. DISCOVERY. Parties must complete all discovery. Parties seeking discovery must serve requests sufficiently far in advance of the end of the discovery period so that the deadline for responding will be within the discovery period. DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS. Parties must set for hearing all motions or pleas, that if granted by the Court would dispose of all or part of the case, as follows: No-evidence motions for summary judgment may only be heard after this date. All dispositive motions or pleas must be heard. CHALLENGES TO EXPERT TESTIMONY. All motions to exclude expert testimony must be heard. This Order does not include exclusion based on Rule 193.6. PLEADINGS. Parties must file all amendments and supplements to pleadings. This Order does not preclude the prompt filing of pleadings directly responsive to any timely filed pleadings. DOCKET CALL. Parties must be prepared to discuss all aspects of trial with the Court at TIME: . Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution. TRIAL. This case is set for trial on this date. If not assigned by the second Friday following this date, the case will be reset. SIGNED NICHOLAS J. LANZA CORY SEPOLIO 4950 BISSONNET STREET 11941225 JUDGE, 269TH DISTRICT COURT BELLAIRE, TX 77401 Date Generated: 5/12/2021 Jcvoo2Case No. 202082980 DCORX CATHREN, BREANNA . IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF vs. : HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS MENDIOLA, MONICA YVETTE : 269th JUDICIAL DISTRICT SCHEDULING AND DOCKET CONTROL ORDER The Court enters the following Order to control the schedule of this case. Unless otherwise specified, the following items must be completed by the dates listed below. If no date is listed, the item is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure. 1. 1/17/2022 (a) 2/25/2022 (b) 3/25/2022 3. 4. 4/29/2022 (a) 4/22/2022 (b) 6. 4/22/2022 7. 2/25/2022 9. 5/16/2022 JOINDER. All parties must be added and served, whether by amendment or third-party practice. Th ir ing the joinder m rovi f thi hedulini ke EXPERT WITNESS DESIGNATION. Parties must designate expert witnesses and furnish the information set forth under Rule 194.2(f) as follows: Experts for parties seeking affirmative relief. All other experts. MEDIATION. Parties must complete mediation. The parties’ failure to mediate will not be grounds for continuance of trial. DISCOVERY. Parties must complete all discovery. Parties seeking discovery must serve requests sufficiently far in advance of the end of the discovery period so that the deadline for responding will be within the discovery period. DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS. Parties must set for hearing all motions or pleas, that if granted by the Court would dispose of all or part of the case, as follows: No-evidence motions for summary judgment may only be heard after this date. All dispositive motions or pleas must be heard. CHALLENGES TO EXPERT TESTIMONY. All motions to exclude expert testimony must be heard. This Order does not include exclusion based on Rule 193.6. PLEADINGS. Parties must file all amendments and supplements to pleadings. This Order does not preclude the prompt filing of pleadings directly responsive to any timely filed pleadings. DOCKET CALL. Parties must be prepared to discuss all aspects of trial with the Court at TIME: . Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution. TRIAL. This case is set for trial on this date. If not assigned by the second Friday following this date, the case will be reset. SIGNED BRANDON STEFFEY CORY SEPOLIO 400 SOUTH INDUSTRIAL BOULEVARD 24047207 JUDGE, 269TH DISTRICT COURT EULESS, TX 76040 Date Generated: 5/12/2021 Jcvoo2Case No. 202082980 DCORX CATHREN, BREANNA . IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF vs. : HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS MENDIOLA, MONICA YVETTE : 269th JUDICIAL DISTRICT SCHEDULING AND DOCKET CONTROL ORDER The Court enters the following Order to control the schedule of this case. Unless otherwise specified, the following items must be completed by the dates listed below. If no date is listed, the item is governed by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure. 1. 1/17/2022 (a) 2/25/2022 (b) 3/25/2022 3. 4. 4/29/2022 (a) 4/22/2022 (b) 6. 4/22/2022 7. 2/25/2022 9. 5/16/2022 JOINDER. All parties must be added and served, whether by amendment or third-party practice. Th ir ing the joinder m rovi f thi hedulini ke EXPERT WITNESS DESIGNATION. Parties must designate expert witnesses and furnish the information set forth under Rule 194.2(f) as follows: Experts for parties seeking affirmative relief. All other experts. MEDIATION. Parties must complete mediation. The parties’ failure to mediate will not be grounds for continuance of trial. DISCOVERY. Parties must complete all discovery. Parties seeking discovery must serve requests sufficiently far in advance of the end of the discovery period so that the deadline for responding will be within the discovery period. DISPOSITIVE MOTIONS. Parties must set for hearing all motions or pleas, that if granted by the Court would dispose of all or part of the case, as follows: No-evidence motions for summary judgment may only be heard after this date. All dispositive motions or pleas must be heard. CHALLENGES TO EXPERT TESTIMONY. All motions to exclude expert testimony must be heard. This Order does not include exclusion based on Rule 193.6. PLEADINGS. Parties must file all amendments and supplements to pleadings. This Order does not preclude the prompt filing of pleadings directly responsive to any timely filed pleadings. DOCKET CALL. Parties must be prepared to discuss all aspects of trial with the Court at TIME: . Failure to appear will be grounds for dismissal for want of prosecution. TRIAL. This case is set for trial on this date. If not assigned by the second Friday following this date, the case will be reset. SIGNED CHARLES G KABELE CORY SEPOLIO 811 LOUISIANA ST. SUITE 2400 24081381 JUDGE, 269TH DISTRICT COURT HOUSTON, TX 77002 Date Generated: 5/12/2021 Jcvoo2