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Pinellas County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2022-05-25
Status CLOSED
Type Auto Negligence Circuit
Docket 44 entries
Disposition final dispos

Parties

Plaintiff Christopher Smart
Defendant Aida Rogers|John Rogers
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Judge

Hon. Meyer Keith

Pinellas County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. IVIL COVER SHEET - E-FILED Amount: 100001.00
  2. OTICE OF VOLUNTARY DISMISSAL WITH PREJUDICE Party: SMART, CHRISTOPHER
  3. IVIL - CASE DISMISSED BEFORE HEARING - MEDIATED SETTLEMENT
  4. ESPONSE
  5. EQUEST FOR COPIES
  6. OTICE OF PRODUCTION FROM NON-PARTY
  7. ESPONSE
  8. EQUEST FOR COPIES
  9. OTICE OF PRODUCTION FROM NON-PARTY
  10. BJECTION TO THE SUBPOENA
  11. ANDATORY CASE MANAGEMENT ORDER
  12. OTICE OF PRODUCTION FROM NON-PARTY
  13. ORRESPONDENCE TO COURT RE
  14. OTICE OF SERVICE ANSWERS INTERROGATORIES
  15. ESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION
  16. OTICE OF TAKING DEPOSITION
  17. OTICE OF TAKING DEPOSITION
  18. OTICE OF MEDIATION CONFERENCE
  19. ESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
  20. ASE MANAGEMENT STATUS ORDER
  21. ESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION
  22. OTICE OF SERVICE ANSWERS INTERROGATORIES
  23. OTICE OF SERVICE ANSWERS INTERROGATORIES
  24. OTICE OF SUBSTITUTION OF COUNSEL
  25. ESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
  26. ESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
  27. EQUEST FOR PRODUCTION
  28. EQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
  29. OTICE OF SERVICE OF INTERROGATORIES
  30. OTICE OF DISCLOSURE
  31. NSWER, AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES, DEMAND FOR JURY TRIAL Party: ROGERS, AIDA ; ROGERS, JOHN GILBERT; ROGERS, AIDA ; ROGERS, JOHN GILBERT
  32. EMAND FOR JURY TRIAL
  33. LAINTIFFS NOTICE OF SERVICE
  34. UMMONS RETURN OF SERVICE - SERVED Party: ROGERS, JOHN GILBERT
  35. UMMONS RETURN OF SERVICE - SERVED Party: ROGERS, AIDA
  36. UMMONS - ISSUED Party: ROGERS, JOHN GILBERT
  37. UMMONS - ISSUED Party: ROGERS, AIDA
  38. EQUEST FOR PRODUCTION
  39. EQUEST FOR PRODUCTION
  40. EQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
  41. EQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
  42. OTICE OF SERVICE OF INTERROGATORIES
  43. OTICE OF SERVICE OF INTERROGATORIES
  44. OMPLAINT WITH DEMAND FOR JURY TRIAL

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