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Case Information

Filed 2023-08-02
Type Unlimited Civil (motor Vehicle Personal Injury/property Damage/wrongful Death)
Docket 37 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Michelle Salangsang Collom
Defendant State Of California|California State Water Recourses Control Board|Does 1 10|John Richard Carotta|Does 1 Through 10
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Judge

Hon. Steven M. Gevercer

Sacramento County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. 24CV005992
  2. DECLARATION OF KELSEY J. FISCHER ISO EX PARTE APPLICATION FOR A COURT ORDER GRANTING THE STIPULATION FOR BIFURCATION OF TRIAL ON THE ISSUE OF COURSE AND SCOPE OF EMPLOYMENT AND CONTINUING THE JURY TRIAL ON DAMAGES
  3. EX PARTE APPLICATION FOR A COURT ORDER GRANTING THE STIPULATION FOR BIFURCATION OF TRIAL ON THE ISSUE OF COURSE AND SCOPE OF EMPLOYMENT AND CONTINUING THE JURY TRIAL ON DAMAGES
  4. Minute Order (Hearing on Motion to Continue Trial)
  5. Tentative Ruling (Motion to Continue Trial)
  6. Minute Order Following Mandatory Settlement Conference
  7. Declaration of Kelsey J Fischer ISO Plaintiff's Opposition to Defendant's Ex Parte App for an Order Continuing Trial
  8. Plaintiff's Opposition to Defendant's Ex Parte Application for an Order Continuing Trial
  9. Ex Parte Proposed Order Re: Ex Parte Application for Order Continuing Trial Date
  10. Ex Parte Application to Continue Trial Date
  11. Request to appear via zoom at MSC
  12. Order on Ex Parte Application
  13. Proposed Order Re Ex Parte Application for an Order Continuing Trial Date
  14. Ex Parte Application for Order Continuing Trial Date
  15. Substitution of Attorney
  16. Association of Attorney
  17. Minute Order (Hearing on Motion to Consolidate)
  18. Tentative Ruling (Motion to Consolidate)
  19. Motion to Consolidate
  20. Proposed Order Re: Stipulated Motion to Consolidate Actions
  21. Memorandum of Points & Authorities
  22. Declaration OF KELSEY J. FISCHER IN SUPPORT OF STIPULATED MOTION TO CONSOLIDATE ACTIONS
  23. Motion to Consolidate
  24. Minute Order (Case Management Conference)
  25. Answer
  26. Tentative Case Management Order
  27. Case Management Statement
  28. Minute Order (Case Management Conference)
  29. Tentative Case Management Order
  30. Case Management Statement
  31. Complaint
  32. Answer
  33. Proof of Personal Service
  34. Notice of Case Assignment and Case Management Conference
  35. Civil Case Cover Sheet
  36. Summons on Complaint
  37. Complaint

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