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D. Ariz. · 2:25-cv-02167

Xcellerant TLC 1 LLC et al v. Tesis Biosciences LLC et al

The court reported activity in this case on November 7, 2026: Reply to Response to Motion. CaseMagic read that from U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona's own public feed. Nobody was notified, because nobody has claimed this case.

CaseMagic has read 50 entries in this case on 21 different days, from October 3, 2026 to November 7, 2026, among them 8 orders, 5 answers and 4 notices. The most recent entry the court labelled an order or ruling is from November 3, 2026: Order on Stipulation.

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What the court has published about this case

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DateEntryWhat the court called it
November 7, 2026233Reply to Response to Motion — reply
November 7, 2026232Answer to Amended Complaint — answer
November 7, 2026231Answer to Amended Complaint — answer
November 7, 2026230Dismiss Counts/Claims
November 6, 2026229Amended Doc (NOT Motion/Complaint/Cross/Counter/3rd Party Claim)
November 4, 2026228Amended Doc (NOT Motion/Complaint/Cross/Counter/3rd Party Claim)
November 3, 2026227Order on Stipulation — order
November 3, 2026226Order on Motion for Extension of Time to Answer — order
November 2, 2026225Order AND ~Util - Terminate Deadlines and Hearings — order
October 31, 2026224Stipulation
October 31, 2026223Response in Opposition to Motion — response
October 30, 2026222Extension of Time to File Answer
October 29, 2026221Answer to Amended Complaint — answer
October 29, 2026220Stay
October 28, 2026219Order AND ~Util - Set Scheduling Order Deadlines — order
October 28, 2026218Order on Motion for Extension of Time to File Document — order
October 27, 2026217Notice (Other) — notice
October 27, 2026216Mail Returned
October 27, 2026215Mail Returned
October 26, 2026—Order
October 24, 2026213Reply to Response to Motion — reply
October 23, 2026212Reply to Response to Motion — reply
October 23, 2026211Extension of Time to File Document
October 23, 2026210Transcript
October 22, 2026—Order on Motion for Extension of Time — order
October 22, 2026—Discovery Hearing
October 22, 2026—1 - Common Prompts (Text Only)
October 21, 2026208Notice of Errata — notice
October 21, 2026207Notice of Service of Discovery — notice
October 21, 2026206Answer to Amended Complaint — answer
October 21, 2026205Answer to Amended Complaint — answer
October 20, 2026204Dismiss Counts/Claims
October 20, 2026203Dismiss Counts/Claims
October 20, 2026202Transcript Request — transcript
October 19, 2026—Notice of Deficiency re Transcript Request — notice
October 19, 2026200Transcript Request — transcript
October 16, 2026199Statement
October 16, 2026198Response in Opposition to Motion — response
October 16, 2026197Response in Opposition to Motion — response
October 16, 2026196Mail Returned
October 16, 2026195Mail Returned
October 16, 2026194Mail Returned
October 16, 2026193Mail Returned
October 16, 2026192Dismiss for Failure to State a Claim
October 16, 2026191Stipulation
October 16, 2026190Extension of Time
October 15, 2026189Order AND ~Util - Set/Reset Hearings — order
October 6, 2026188Scheduling Order
October 3, 2026187Stay
October 3, 2026186Stay

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What this case number says

CourtU.S. District Court for the District of Arizona (D. Ariz.)
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Filed in2025
Case typecv — a civil case.
Sequence02167 — the case's own number within that year and office.

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