Uvina v. NY Enterprises Inc. d/b/a Children's & Bridal Etc.

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Uvina v. NY Enterprises Inc. d/b/a Children's & Bridal Etc.

Plaintiff:	Carolina Uvina
Defendant:	NY Enterprises Inc
Case Number:	4:2015cv02195
Filed:	July 30, 2015
Court:	US District Court for the Southern District of Texas
Office:	Houston Office
County:	Harris
Presiding Judge:	Gray H. Miller
Nature of Suit:	Fair Labor Standards Act
Cause of Action:	15 U.S.C. § 2
Jury Demanded By:	Plaintiff

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Date Filed	Document Text
June 14, 2017	Filing 21 MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER GRANTING 13 MOTION to dismiss.(Signed by Judge Gray H Miller) Parties notified.(rkonieczny, 4)
May 16, 2017	Filing 20 MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER - Uvina is ORDERED to file a motion to re-open her bankruptcy case (No. 14-BK-33750) within ten (10) days of this order. It is ORDERED that this cause of action be STAYED and administratively (statistically) closed. The bankruptcy trustee has thirty (30) days after the bankruptcy case is re-opened to file a motion to lift the stay and to intervene in this case should the trustee elect to pursue this claim as an asset of the bankruptcy estate. Should the trustee ele ct to abandon the claim, the plaintiff or the defendant may move to reinstate the case on the courts active docket at such time in the future as deemed appropriate. Case terminated on 5/16/2017(Signed by Judge Gray H Miller) Parties notified.(rkonieczny, 4)

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June 14, 2017

Filing 21 MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER GRANTING 13 MOTION to dismiss.(Signed by Judge Gray H Miller) Parties notified.(rkonieczny, 4)

May 16, 2017

Filing 20 MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER - Uvina is ORDERED to file a motion to re-open her bankruptcy case (No. 14-BK-33750) within ten (10) days of this order. It is ORDERED that this cause of action be STAYED and administratively (statistically) closed. The bankruptcy trustee has thirty (30) days after the bankruptcy case is re-opened to file a motion to lift the stay and to intervene in this case should the trustee elect to pursue this claim as an asset of the bankruptcy estate. Should the trustee ele ct to abandon the claim, the plaintiff or the defendant may move to reinstate the case on the courts active docket at such time in the future as deemed appropriate. Case terminated on 5/16/2017(Signed by Judge Gray H Miller) Parties notified.(rkonieczny, 4)

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Plaintiff: Carolina Uvina
Represented By:	Trang Q Tran
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Defendant: NY Enterprises Inc
Represented By:	Joan M Lucci Bain
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