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Court

Cobb Court Connect

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2022-12-13
Status FINAL DISPOSITION OF CASE
Type Products Liability
Docket 73 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff Lawrence, Catina
Defendant Intown Hospitality Corp.,,|Walker In His/her/their Professional Capacity, And, Janel|John Does Nos 1 10 Whether Singular Or Plural, Masculine Or,|Feminine, Individuals Or Corporations, Who Are Not Known At,|This Time, But Will Be Added By Amendment When Ascertained.,
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Judge

Hon. Morgan John S Glover Irma

Cobb County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. *FINAL DISPOS NON TRIAL EVENT
  2. SUMMONS ISSUED
  3. SUMMONS ISSUED
  4. NOTICE
  5. NOTICE-LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  6. MOTION-SPECIAL AGENT
  7. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  8. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  9. NOTICE-TAKE DEPOSITION
  10. CIVIL FILING INFORMATION FORM
  11. SERVICE OUT/PROCESS SERVER
  12. SERVICE OUT/PROCESS SERVER
  13. ORDER-GRANT/SPECIAL AGENT
  14. NOTICE
  15. NOTICE
  16. ANSWER
  17. ANSWER
  18. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  19. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  20. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  21. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  22. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  23. NOTICE-LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  24. MOTION-EXTEND DISCOVERY TIME
  25. ORDER-GRANT/EXTEND DISCOVERY
  26. NOTICE-TAKE DEPOSITION
  27. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  28. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  29. MOTION
  30. ORDER
  31. NOTICE-LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  32. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  33. DISMISSAL
  34. CIVIL FINAL DISPOSITION FORM
  35. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  36. DEFENDANT INTOWN HOSPITALITY CORP.?S FIRST CONTINUING REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION TO PLAINTIFF; AND DEFENDANT INTOWN?S FIRST REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS TO PLAINTIFF.
  37. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  38. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS TO NON-PARTIES
  39. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  40. RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS TO NON-PARTY
  41. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  42. DEFENDANTS' RESPONSES AND OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFF'S FIRST REQUEST FOR ADMISSION, FIRST AND CONTINUING INTERROGATORIES, AND FIRST AND CONTINUING REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS
  43. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  44. RESPONSES TO INTOWN HOSPITALITY CORP'S INTERROGATORIES AND REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS
  45. NOTICE-LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  46. none.
  47. MOTION-EXTEND DISCOVERY TIME
  48. CONSENT
  49. ORDER-GRANT/EXTEND DISCOVERY
  50. SIGNED ON SEPTEMBER 11, 2023 DISCOVERY IS EXTENDED UP THROUGH AND INCLUDING DECEMBER 31, 2023
  51. NOTICE-TAKE DEPOSITION
  52. OF CATINA LAWRENCE
  53. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  54. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS TO NON-PARTIES
  55. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  56. REQUEST FOR ELECTRONIC PRODUCTION OF INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM NON-PARTIES

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