From the courts' own filing feeds
Federal lawsuits filed by Garcia Gonzalez
3 new federal civil cases were filed by Garcia Gonzalez in the last 30 days, against 3 different defendants in 2 district courts. The most recent was filed on October 6, 2026. Every one is listed below with the caption exactly as the court wrote it.
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A filing stream watches every federal district's feed for new cases filed by Garcia Gonzalez and emails you a digest the morning after they are filed, with the defendant named in each. It is included in the Professional plan, three streams to an account.
Garcia Gonzalez filed a new case about every 10 days over the last 30 days, 3 in all, the newest today. At that pace the next one is already on its way: a stream delivers it the morning after it is filed, with the defendant named, instead of weeks later when the docket surfaces in a search.
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Every case
| Filed | Case | Court |
|---|---|---|
| October 6, 2026 | Garcia Gonzalez v. Montgomery Processing Center et al 4:26-cv-08773 | S.D. Tex. |
| October 2, 2026 | Garcia Gonzalez v. Warden or Facility Administrator et al 9:26-cv-00838 | E.D. Tex. |
| September 23, 2026 | Garcia Gonzalez v. BRADFORD et al 4:26-cv-08205 | S.D. Tex. |
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Questions people ask before they start
How many federal lawsuits has Garcia Gonzalez filed recently?
3 new federal civil cases in the 30 days to October 6, 2026, against 3 different defendants, counted from the district courts' own CM/ECF filing feeds. A case counts once, on the date its opening filing was made.
Is this every lawsuit this plaintiff has filed?
No. It covers new federal civil cases in the districts that publish a filing feed, grouped by the plaintiff name as the court typed it. State-court suits are not included, and a differently spelled name is counted separately rather than guessed at.
Where does this come from?
From each federal district court's public feed of new docket activity, which CaseMagic reads directly. Nothing here is summarised, inferred or written by a language model. CaseMagic is independent and is not affiliated with the courts, PACER or the plaintiff named.
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