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New York State Courts Electronic Filing

New York

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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-28
Status Active
Type Torts Other Negligence (premises Liability)
Docket 33 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Barbara Eleazer
Defendant Laundermagic Of Patchogue, Inc.
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Judge

Hon. David T Reilly

Suffolk County (NY)

New York

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Docket Entries

  1. AoS - Laundermagic of Patchogue
  2. Stipulation to Extend Time to Answer
  3. Verified Answer
  4. Affidavit of Service on Verified Answer
  5. Pltf. Combined Demands
  6. Multiple Discovery Demands including Demd for Verified Bill of Particulars
  7. Affidavit of Service (for Discovery Demands)
  8. Response to Preliminary Conference Order
  9. Exhibit A - Stool in front of washing machine
  10. Affidavit of Service
  11. Notice of Motion to Compel Discovery
  12. Affirmation in Support
  13. Affirmation of Good Faith
  14. Exhibit A - Summons & Complaint
  15. Exhibit B - Answer
  16. Exhibit C - Discovery Demands
  17. Exhibit C - Order
  18. Exhibit E - Good Faith Letter
  19. Affidavit of Service
  20. Ltr withdawing Motion to Compel & requesting earliest discovery conference date
  21. Possible SSN Administratively Redacted
  22. Redacted
  23. per 22 NYCRR §202.5(e)
  24. Def. Combined Demands
  25. Possible SSN Administratively Redacted
  26. Redacted
  27. per 22 NYCRR §202.5(e)
  28. Pltf. Response to 4-7-23 Letter Demand
  29. Redacted
  30. per 22 NYCRR §202.5(e)
  31. EBT Dates and Next Conference
  32. Post Deposition Demands for Authorizations
  33. Affidavit of Service for Post EBT Dmd for Authorizations

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