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Case Information

Filed 2023-01-30
Type Cc Pers Injury Vehicular
Docket 27 entries
Disposition dismissed

Parties

Plaintiff Lankford, Dylon|Schwartz, Thomas E.
Defendant Pohl, Kathryn|Kovacs, Ryan Paul
Photo of Hon. Waldemer, Dean Paul

Judge

Hon. Waldemer, Dean Paul

St. Louis County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

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  2. Judge/Clerk - Note NO TAX
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  4. Order of Dismissal This is to advise the Court that this cause has been settled, and it is agreed by the parties that all causes of action may be dismissed with prejudice. Copies sent electronically to the attys. SO ORDERED: JUDGE DEAN P. WALDEMER - Div. 8
  5. Dismissed by Parties
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  7. Stipulation Filed Stipulation for Dismissal; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: RYAN PAUL KOVACS
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  9. Certificate of Service COS re Defendants Answers-Responses-Objections to Discovery; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: RYAN PAUL KOVACS On Behalf Of: KATHRYN POHL
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  11. Cert Serv of Interrog Filed Certificate of Mailing; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: THOMAS E. SCHWARTZ On Behalf Of: DYLON LANKFORD
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  13. Cert Serv of Interrog Filed Certificate of Service; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: RYAN PAUL KOVACS On Behalf Of: KATHRYN POHL
  14. Answer Filed Filed By: RYAN PAUL KOVACS
  15. Entry of Appearance Filed Defendant EOA; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: RYAN PAUL KOVACS
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  17. Family Member/Roommate Served Document ID - 23-SMCC-857; Served To - POHL, KATHRYN; Server - ; Served Date - 31-JAN-23; Served Time - 00:00:00; Service Type - Special Process Server; Reason Description - Served
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  19. Affidavit Filed Affidavit of Service. Filed By: THOMAS E. SCHWARTZ On Behalf Of: DYLON LANKFORD
  20. Memorandum Filed Memorandum. Filed By: THOMAS E. SCHWARTZ
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  22. Summons Issued-Circuit Document ID: 23-SMCC-857, for POHL, KATHRYN.Summons Attached in PDF Form for Attorney to Retrieve from Secure Case.Net and Process for Service.
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  24. Filing Info Sheet eFiling Filed By: THOMAS E. SCHWARTZ
  25. Motion Special Process Server Request for Appointment of Special Process Server. Filed By: THOMAS E. SCHWARTZ On Behalf Of: DYLON LANKFORD
  26. Memorandum Filed Memorandum for Summons Issue Clerk. Filed By: THOMAS E. SCHWARTZ
  27. Pet Filed in Circuit Ct Petition. Filed By: THOMAS E. SCHWARTZ

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