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Polk County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2023-03-24
Type Nega Negligence Auto
Docket 20 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Prencipe Jobena 1137 Edgewater Dr. Orlando Fl 32804
Defendant Lagg Connor A 2156 Rocky Pointe Dr Lakeland Fl 33813
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Judge

Hon. Brandon J Rafool

Polk County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. IVIL COVER SHEET
  2. IVIL COVER SHEET
  3. OMPLAINT
  4. ESIGNATION OF EMAIL ADDRESSES
  5. UMMONS ISSUED BY CLERK - CONNOR A LAGG
  6. UMMONS ISSUED BY CLERK - RONALD LAGG
  7. OTICE OF APPEARANCE AND DISCLOSURE DESIGNATION OF PRINCIPAL EMAIL ADDRESS
  8. EFENDANTS ANSWER AND AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES TO PLAINTIFFS COMPLAINT AND DEMAND FOR TRIAL BY JURY
  9. EFENDANTS NOTICE OF SERVICE OF INTERROGATORIES TO PLAINTIFF
  10. EFENDANTS REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
  11. EFENDANTS REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION
  12. EPLY TO AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES
  13. LAINTIFFS FIRST REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION TO DEFENDANT CONNOR A LAGG
  14. OTICE OF SERVICE OF INTERROGATORIES
  15. EQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS TO DEFENDANT CONNOR A LAGG
  16. OTICE OF SERVICE OF INTERROGATORIES
  17. LAINTIFFS RESPONSE TO DEFENDANTS REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION TO PLAINTIFF
  18. LAINTIFFS CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE OF RESPONSES TO DEFENDANTS INTERROGATORIES
  19. LAINTIFFS RESPONSES TO DEFENDANTS FIRST REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS TO PLAINTIFF
  20. OTICE OF TAKING DEPOSITION

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