· 3/4/2024
Maria De Los Angeles Rodriguez, Individually and as the Administrator of the Estate of Gabriel Vela, Amanda Lopez Vela and and Jose G. Vela v. OGT, LLC, Delaware G&P, LLC, and Enlink Midstream Operating, LP
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- deciding that district courts may issue nunc pro tunc orders to correct clerical or ministerial errors
- noting that “a nunc pro tunc order is typically used to correct clerical or ministerial errors,” but as a general rule does not enable the court to make “substantive changes affect- ing parties’ rights”
- “In the Seventh Circuit’s view, Pruitt ‘limit[ed] the applicability of the [USF&G] principle to cases in which the two causes of injury are wholly independent of one another’ ”
- federal appellate court lacks jurisdiction over parties that did not file a new notice of appeal following the grant or denial of a motion to modify judgment under Rule 59(e) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, as is required by Rule 4(a) (4) (A) (iv
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