Background
Jamie Lynne Chaney, appearing in proper person, appealed in litigation against Richard Albert Roshto arising from Lafayette Parish Case No. 20130901. The rehearing notice does not describe the underlying dispute, the appellate court’s earlier decision, or the arguments raised on appeal.
After the appellate disposition, Chaney filed an application for rehearing in the Louisiana Court of Appeal, Third Circuit. The matter was before Judges Sharon Darville Wilson, Gary J. Ortego, and Clayton Davis.
The Court’s Holding
The court denied Chaney’s application for rehearing on July 15, 2026. The notice provides no reasoning or further discussion of the application.
The rehearing action therefore left the court’s prior disposition in place. The notice itself did not alter or explain that disposition.
Key Takeaways
- The Third Circuit denied Chaney’s application for rehearing.
- The court issued no explanation for the denial.
- The rehearing notice supplies no details about the underlying claims or the court’s prior appellate ruling.
Why It Matters
The denial ends the rehearing request before this appellate panel and leaves its earlier ruling undisturbed. Because the notice contains no substantive analysis, it offers no new guidance on the underlying legal issues.