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Court

Gwinnett County

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2021-11-10
Status Pending
Type Tort Medical Malpractice Tort*
Docket 16 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Moller, Nancy S | Moller, Hans
Defendant Reproductive Biology Associates Llc | Slayden, Scott M, Md | Does, Jane | Xyz Corp
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Judge

Hon. Carla Brown

Gwinnett County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. General Civil/ Domestic Relations Case Filing Info Comment General Civil and Domestic Relations Case Filing Information Form
  2. Summons Comment Summons
  3. Complaint/Petition Comment Complaint
  4. Request for Admissions Comment Plaintiffs' First Request to Admit to Defendants
  5. Interrogatories Comment Plaintiff's First Interrogatories to Scott M. Slayden, MD and Jane Does #1 - #3
  6. Interrogatories Comment Plaintiffs' First Interrogatories to Reproductive Biology Associates and XYZ Corporation
  7. Request for Production Comment Plaintiffs' First Request for Production of Documents to Defendants Scott M. Slayden, MD and Jane Does #1 - #3
  8. Comment Plaintiffs' First Request to Admit to Defendants
  9. 11/10/2021 Interrogatories
  10. Comment Plaintiff's First Interrogatories to Scott M. Slayden, MD and Jane Does #1 - #3
  11. 11/10/2021 Interrogatories
  12. Comment Plaintiffs' First Interrogatories to Reproductive Biology Associates and XYZ Corporation
  13. 11/10/2021 Request for Production
  14. Comment Plaintiffs' First Request for Production of Documents to Defendants Scott M. Slayden, MD and Jane Does #1 - #3
  15. 11/10/2021 Request for Production
  16. Comment Plaintiffs' First Request to Produce to Reproductive Biology Associates and XYZ Corporation

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