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Case Information

Filed 2022-06-01
Status Final
Type (no) Other Personal Injury
Docket 67 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Friday, Angelia
Defendant Independant Management Services, Inc

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. roof of Service, Filed
  2. ervice Review Scheduled
  3. tatus Conference Scheduled
  4. ase Filing Fee - Paid
  5. ervice of Complaint, filed
  6. ervice of Complaint, filed
  7. ervice of Complaint, filed
  8. tatus Conference
  9. arty Final - Order Dismissing Party, Signed and Filed
  10. eview Hearing
  11. tatus Conference
  12. tatus Conference Scheduling Order, Signed and Filed
  13. efault, Request, Affidavit and Entry Filed
  14. itness List, Filed
  15. roof of Service, Filed
  16. rdr to Set Aside, Signed and Filed (does not change status)
  17. ffirmative Defenses, Filed
  18. ury Demand Filed & Fee Paid
  19. roof of Service, Filed
  20. ppearance of Attorney, Filed
  21. roof of Service, Filed
  22. nswer to Complaint, Filed
  23. roof of Service, Filed
  24. iscellaneous Pleadings, Filed
  25. roof of Service, Filed
  26. rder Adjourning Mediation and Settlement Conference, S/F
  27. roof of Service, Filed
  28. itness List, Filed
  29. roof of Service, Filed
  30. iscellaneous Pleadings, Filed
  31. roof of Service, Filed
  32. iscellaneous Pleadings, Filed
  33. roof of Service, Filed
  34. iscellaneous Pleadings, Filed
  35. itness List, Filed
  36. roof of Service, Filed
  37. rder Adjourning Mediation and Settlement Conference, S/F
  38. itness List, Filed
  39. roof of Service, Filed
  40. roof of Service, Filed
  41. roof of Service, Filed
  42. ase Evaluation - General Civil
  43. ase Evaluation - No Acceptance
  44. ettlement Conference
  45. roof of Service, Filed
  46. rder Adjourning Settlement Conference, Signed and Filed
  47. roof of Service, Filed
  48. otion to Withdraw as Attorney, Filed
  49. otice of Hearing, Filed
  50. roof of Service, Filed
  51. roof of Service, Filed
  52. nswer to Motion, Filed
  53. raecipe, Filed
  54. otion Hearing
  55. rder Granting Motion, Signed and Filed
  56. roof of Service, Filed
  57. rder to Withdraw as Attorney, Signed and Filed
  58. rder, Signed and Filed
  59. ettlement Conference
  60. roof of Service, Filed
  61. roof of Service, Filed
  62. roof of Service, Filed
  63. roof of Service, Filed
  64. tatus Conference
  65. otion for Miscellaneous Action Granted, Order to Follow
  66. roof of Service, Filed
  67. losed/Final - Order of Dismissal, Signed and Filed

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