/opinion/10845464/darrin-numbers-v-robert-snyder/

The court issued a written opinion in Darrin Numbers v. Robert Snyder on April 20, 2026. The docket number and court of record are not yet confirmed in available filings, and a judge has not been publicly identified in connection with this matter.

The underlying dispute pits Darrin Numbers against Robert Snyder. The specific claims — whether contract, tort, civil rights, or otherwise — are not reflected in the current record. The April 2026 opinion is the only docketed event on file, which means either the case resolved at that stage or prior proceedings were not captured in the available data.

A written opinion at this posture typically signals a ruling on a dispositive motion, a bench trial verdict, or an appellate decision. Without the opinion's text or a confirmed docket, it is not possible to say which party prevailed or what relief, if any, was ordered. That gap matters: the outcome of the opinion controls whether either side has grounds to appeal and on what timeline.

The case is listed as active. That status, combined with a single docketed event, suggests post-opinion proceedings may be pending — a motion to alter or amend the judgment, a notice of appeal, or an order on fees. None of those filings are reflected yet.