Calhoon v. Elite Show Services
Plaintiff Ernest Calhoon appeals a judgment entered after the trial court granted a motion for summary judgment filed by defendant Elite Show Services, Inc. (Elite) in his action against Elite and other defendants. On appeal, Calhoon appears to contend the trial court erred by: (1) rejecting his substitution of attorney form and denying him representation by his counsel; (2) not scheduling a hearing on his ex parte application to continue the hearing on Elite's motion for summary judgment; (3) denying him his right to be heard on important issues, including discovery and sanctions issues; and (4) denying his motion to compel discovery and related sanctions request.[1] However, because Calhoon has not complied with established rules for appellate briefing, we conclude he has waived or forfeited all of his contentions on appeal.
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