Israel v. Tomlison et al

A federal civil case styled Israel v. Tomlison et al., docket 24-cv-03718, is active but thin on public detail. The court of record has not been confirmed, no judge has been assigned, and the original filing date is not yet established in the available record.

What is known: the case has been moving, at least procedurally.

The most recent docket entry, dated April 20, 2026, reflects an order on a motion for extension of time to file — docket entry 77. That entry number suggests the case has generated substantial motion practice since it was opened. An extension order at entry 77 is not a substantive ruling on the merits; it means one side asked for more time to file something, and the court ruled on that request.

The key issues driving the dispute have not been disclosed in the available case data. The parties are identified only as Israel (plaintiff) and Tomlison et al. (defendants), with no further detail on the nature of the claims, the relief sought, or the dollar amounts at stake.

The 'et al.' designation means at least one additional defendant beyond Tomlison is named in the complaint.

Without a confirmed court, assigned judge, or identified claims, this case cannot be read on the merits yet. The procedural posture — active, with a recent extension order — suggests the parties are still in pre-trial motion practice or discovery. The volume of docket entries implies the case is not dormant.