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Townbridge Equity Partners, LLC v. ACI Capital Partners, Inc.
Federal court records document a contract-classified lawsuit involving ACI Capital Partners, Inc. The procedural history below is taken from public federal docket information. It describes court orders and filings, not the merits of the parties' claims.
Case information
Identifying information from public court records
Field
Information
Plaintiff
Townbridge Equity Partners, LLC
Defendant
ACI Capital Partners, Inc.
Original court
368th Judicial District Court, Williamson County, Texas
Texas state case
20-1954-C368
Federal Texas case
1:21-cv-00050
Federal Florida case
9:21-cv-81470
Case classification
Contract — Other
Court filings on this site
PDFs below are copied unchanged from files on record with the publisher. They are court filings, not findings about liability or how a case ended.
ACI Capital Partners filed a notice removing the lawsuit from Texas state court to the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas.
— Motion to transfer
ACI filed a motion seeking transfer of the case, accompanied by a declaration attributed to Terry Taylor.
— Transfer ordered
The Western District of Texas ordered the case transferred to the Southern District of Florida.
— Florida federal court
The case was docketed in the Southern District of Florida.
— Remand to Texas
The Southern District of Florida ordered the case returned to the 368th Judicial District Court of Williamson County, Texas, under the original state case number.
— Federal proceedings closed
The Florida federal court confirmed that the case had been remanded and that no further motions could be filed in that federal proceeding.
Links to public court records
Justia publishes federal docket summaries and filing lists compiled from public court records. Justia is a docket-information provider, not the courts' official filing system. For certified or sealed filings, use the relevant court's official systems (for example, PACER).
Court orders and docket entries establish procedural steps such as removal, transfer, and remand. They do not, by themselves, establish whether either party breached a contract or how the Texas state-court action was finally resolved.
The federal docket establishes the procedural history described above. It does not establish the merits of the underlying claims or the final disposition of the Texas state-court action.
The final outcome in Texas state court has not yet been verified on this site. Allegations from the original petition are not summarized here because the petition has not yet been obtained and reviewed.