Combs v. CSAA General Insurance Company
Plaintiff: CRAIG COMBS, an individual
Defendant: CSAA GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY, a Foreign Corporation
Case Number: 26-6157
Filed: October 15, 2026
Court: U.S. Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit
Nature of Suit: Insurance
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Date Filed Document Text
October 15, 2026 Filing 1 [11327920] Civil case docketed. Preliminary record filed. DATE RECEIVED: 10/14/2026. Notice of appearance, Docketing statement and Transcript order form due 10/29/2026 for Craig Combs. Notice of appearance and Disclosure statement due on 10/29/2026 for CSAA General Insurance Company [26-6157] [Entered: 10/15/2026 01:10 PM]

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Plaintiff: CRAIG COMBS, an individual
Represented By: Dereck Owens
Represented By: Blair S. Hollaway
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Defendant: CSAA GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY, a Foreign Corporation
Represented By: Kristopher K. McVay
Represented By: Jason Andrew Brown
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