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Court

Summit Co

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2022-05-10
Type Legal Malpractice
Docket 49 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff Cook, Samantha
Defendant Munyer, Noah
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Judge

Hon. James L Kimbler

Summit County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. **CASE COSTED THRU 8/18/22. ACCORDING TO DISMISSAL ENTRY, COURT COST ARE WAIVED.
  2. TERMINATION/TRANSFER FROM JUDGE MICHAEL TO JUDGE VISITING JUDGE JAMES L KIMBLER ACJ, KAM
  3. Regular Mail Service - Mailed STEPHEN M GRACHANIN
  4. Regular Mail Service - Mailed SAMANTHA COOK
  5. Regular Mail Service - Mailed NOAH C. MUNYER
  6. Regular Mail Service - Mailed COMMUNITY ALTERNATIVE SENTENCING CENTER
  7. NOTICE ISSUED GRACHANIN, STEPHEN M
  8. NOTICE ISSUED COOK, SAMANTHA
  9. NOTICE ISSUED MUNYER, NOAH C.
  10. NOTICE ISSUED COMMUNITY ALTERNATIVE SENTENCING CENTER
  11. THIS COURT FINDS THAT THE MOTIONS OF THE ATTORNEY MUNYER AND ATTORNEY GRACHANIN TO DISMISS MS. COOK'S FOR FAILURE TO SET FORTH A CAUSE OF ACTION UNDER OHIO LAW AND FOR FAILURE TO INVOKE THE SUBJECT MATTER JURISDICTION OF THIS COURT ARE WELL TAKEN. MS. COOK'S COMPLAINT IS DISMISSED. COURT COSTS WAIVED. JUDGE JAMES L KIMBLER, SITTING BY ASSIGNMENT.
  12. MOTION FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT FOR SHERIFF TERRY GRICE
  13. MOTION FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT FOR SHERIFF KANDY FATHEREE
  14. MOTION IN REPLY TO DEFENDANT NOAH MUNYER AND IN ADDITION A CONTEMPT ORDERED
  15. MOTION TO QUASH SUBPOENA
  16. Sheriff Service - Personal NOAH C. MUNYER
  17. Sheriff Service - Residential COMMUNITY ALTERNATIVE SENTENCING CENTER
  18. MOTION FOR CONTEMPT
  19. MOTION TO CHANGE /TRANSFER VENUE
  20. MOTION IN REPLY TO DEFENDANT NOAH MUNYER
  21. Sheriff Service - Personal STEPHEN M GRACHANIN
  22. Sheriff Service - Personal STEPHEN M GRACHANIN
  23. Sheriff Service - Residential SUMMIT COUNTY JAIL
  24. DEFENDANTâ??S MOTION TO DISMISS PURSUANT TO CIV.R. IN ALERNATIVE
  25. FedEx Service - Served MEDINA COUNTY JAIL
  26. NOTICE ISSUED BY SHERIFF SUMMIT COUNTY JAIL
  27. SUBPOENA ISSUED TO SUMMIT COUNTY JAIL.
  28. NOTICE ISSUED BY SHERIFF MUNYER, NOAH C.
  29. SUBPOENA ISSUED TO NOAH MUNYER.
  30. NOTICE ISSUED BY SHERIFF GRACHANIN, STEPHEN M
  31. SUBPOENA ISSUED TO STEPHEN M GRACHANIN.
  32. NOTICE ISSUED BY SHERIFF COMMUNITY ALTERNATIVE SENTENCING CENTER
  33. SUBPOENA ISSUED TO COMMUNITY ALTERNATIVE SENTENCING CENTER (C.A.S.C.)
  34. NOTICE ISSUED BY FEDEX MEDINA COUNTY JAIL
  35. SUBPOENA ISSUED TO MEDINA COUNTY JAIL.
  36. INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERK FOR SERVICE OF SUBPOENAS
  37. MOTION IN REPLY TO THE DEFENDANT STEPHEN M GRACHANIN
  38. DEFENDANT STEPHEN M. GRACHANIN'S MOTION TO DISMISS PURSUANT TO CIV. R. 12 (B) (6) OR, IN THE ALTERNATIVE, CIV. R. 12 (B)(1)
  39. Sheriff Service - Residential NOAH C. MUNYER
  40. SUMMONS ISSUED BY SHERIFF GRACHANIN, STEPHEN M
  41. SUMMONS ISSUED BY SHERIFF MUNYER, NOAH C.
  42. This Case was transferred from JUDGE: O'BRIEN, TAMMY to JUDGE: MICHAEL, KATHRYN Reason: User Reassignment
  43. TERMINATION/TRANSFER FROM JUDGE O'BRIEN TO JUDGE KATHRYN MICHAEL. ACJ
  44. This Case was transferred from JUDGE: CROCE, CHRISTINE to JUDGE: O'BRIEN, TAMMY Reason: User Reassignment
  45. TERMINATION/TRANSFER FROM JUDGE CROCE TO JUDGE TAMMY O'BRIEN. ACJ
  46. EXHIBIT TO COMPLAINT (TRANSCRIPTS BLOCKED)
  47. EXHIBIT 1 TO COMPLAINT (ALL BLOCKED CRIMINAL AND CIVIL PROTECTION ORDERS BLOCKED PERSONAL INFORMATION
  48. 7-7-2022- PLAINTIFF- CAME IN PAID FOR NEW CASE/ POVERT AFFIDAVIT NOT NEEDED. POVERTY AFFIDAVIT-sent to Judge (original judge never received the poverty-Judge Michaels never received it-will be reassigned to judge judge. when received to new judge put copy of poverty in the judge's box. mw
  49. INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERK FOR SERVICE

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