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Case Information

Filed 2023-02-17
Status Open
Type Equitable Relief
Docket 67 entries
Disposition Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Eoa Commercial Building Services, Inc.
Defendant Florida Pop, Llc
Photo of Hon. Nash Christopher C

Judge

Hon. Nash Christopher C

Hillsborough County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. NOTICE OF TAKING DEPOSITION
  2. NOT OF SERVICE OF INTERROGATORIES
  3. SUBPOENA FOR DEPOSITION
  4. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE RETURNED SERVED
  5. ORDER GRANTING
  6. ORDER SETTING PRETRIAL AND JURY TRIAL
  7. NOTICE OF SERVING
  8. NOTICE OF TAKING DEPOSITION WITH SUBPOENAS ATTACHED
  9. JOINT STIPULATION
  10. MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
  11. AMENDED NOTICE OF TAKING DEPOSITION
  12. AMENDED WITNESS AND EXHIBIT LIST
  13. WITNESS AND EXHIBIT LIST
  14. WITNESS AND EXHIBIT LIST
  15. NOTICE OF TAKING DEPOSITION
  16. SUBPOENA FOR DEPOSITION
  17. NOTICE OF TAKING DEPOSITION
  18. ORDER SETTING PRETRIAL AND JURY TRIAL
  19. ORDER
  20. STIPULATION FOR SUBSTITUTION OF COUNSEL
  21. SUPPLEMENTAL RESPONSE
  22. NOTICE OF SERVICE
  23. NOTICE OF SERVICE
  24. MOTION TO COMPEL DISCOVERY
  25. RESPONSE TO REQUEST TO PRODUCE
  26. RESPONSE TO REQUEST TO PRODUCE
  27. NOTICE OF SERVICE OF ANSWERS TO INTERROGATORIES
  28. NOTICE OF SERVICE OF ANSWERS TO INTERROGATORIES
  29. AGREED ORDER
  30. AVOIDANCE OF AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES
  31. AVOIDANCE OF AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES
  32. MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME
  33. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  34. ORDER GRANTING MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME
  35. MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME
  36. NOTICE OF SERVICE
  37. NOTICE OF SERVICE
  38. INTERROGATORIES
  39. INTERROGATORIES
  40. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION
  41. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION
  42. AMENDED ORDER
  43. ANSWER AND AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES
  44. ANSWER AND AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES
  45. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  46. DEFAULT NOT ENTERED BY CLERK
  47. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  48. Signature Page For Clerk's Default
  49. MOTION FOR DEFAULT BY CLERK
  50. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  51. DEFAULT ENTERED BY CLERK
  52. Signature Page For Clerk's Default
  53. MOTION FOR DEFAULT BY CLERK
  54. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE RETURNED SERVED
  55. NOTICE OF FILING
  56. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE RETURNED SERVED
  57. NOTICE OF FILING
  58. E-FILED SUMMONS ISSUED
  59. ATTACHMENT
  60. ATTACHMENT
  61. ATTACHMENT
  62. COMPLAINT
  63. E-FILED REQUEST FOR SUMMONS TO BE ISSUED
  64. E-FILED REQUEST FOR SUMMONS TO BE ISSUED
  65. REQUEST FOR DIVISION ASSIGNMENT (E-FILING)
  66. CIVIL COVER SHEET
  67. ATTACHMENT

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