Jonathan Nash, et al v. K.C. Belitz, et al
| Jonathan Nash and North O Rising, L.L.C. |
| State of Nebraska Department of Economic Development, K.C. Belitz, as Director, Deisy Coyle, as Economic Recovery Program Manager, Abra Kataka, as Economic Recovery Program Manager, Elizabeth Blanco-Rodriguez, as Lead Economic Recovery Program Manager, Atticus Stansbury, as Economic Recovery Manager and Paul Koesters, as Economic Recovery Program Manager |
| 26-2984 |
| October 1, 2026 |
| U.S. Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit |
| Other Civil Rights |
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| Civil case docketed. [5689980] [26-2984] (RDB) [Entered: 10/01/2026 01:02 PM] |
| Originating court document filed consisting of notice of appeal, docket entries, Order dated 9/18/2026, Judgment dated 9/18/2026 [5689982] [26-2984] (RDB) [Entered: 10/01/2026 01:03 PM] |
| BRIEFING SCHEDULE SET AS FOLLOWS: Appendix due on 11/10/2026. BRIEF OF APPELLANT Jonathan Nash and North O Rising, L.L.C. due 11/10/2026. Appellee brief is due 30 days from the date the court issues the Notice of Docket Activity filing the brief of appellant. [5689983] [26-2984] (RDB) [Entered: 10/01/2026 01:04 PM] |
| APPEARANCE filed by Jason M. Bruno for Appellants Jonathan Nash and North O Rising, L.L.C. w/service 10/01/2026 [5690047] [26-2984] (JMB) [Entered: 10/01/2026 02:21 PM] |
| CORPORATE disclosure statement filed by Appellants Jonathan Nash and North O Rising, L.L.C.. - FOR CAL [5690050] [26-2984] (JMB) [Entered: 10/01/2026 02:22 PM] |
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