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Court

Los Angeles Superior

California

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Case Information

Filed 2023-11-08
Status Other Clerk Judgment
Type Administrative Agency Award (not Unpaid Taxes) (general Jurisdiction)
Docket 22 entries
Disposition Clerk Judgment
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Judge

Hon. , Iwasaki, Bruce G.,

Los Angeles Superior

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Case assigned to Hon. Michelle Williams Court in Department 1 Stanley Mosk Courthouse
  2. Request of the Labor Commissioner that Clerk Enter Judgment; Filed by: Rachelle Escalera (Plaintiff); As to: Sean Saberi (Defendant)
  3. Civil Case Cover Sheet; Filed by: Rachelle Escalera (Plaintiff); As to: Sean Saberi (Defendant)
  4. Alternate Dispute Resolution Packet; Filed by: Clerk
  5. First Amended General Order re: Mandatory Electronic Filing; Filed by: Clerk
  6. Memorandum of Points & Authorities Filed by Rachelle Escalera (Plaintiff)
  7. Declaration (OF ABDEL NASSAR IN SUPPORT OF MOTION TO VACATE JUDGMENT ON FINAL ORDER, DECISION OR AWARD OF THE LABOR COMMISSIONER) Filed by Rachelle Escalera (Plaintiff)
  8. Motion to Vacate (JUDGMENT ON FINAL ORDER, DECISION OR AWARD OF THE LABOR COMMISSIONER) Filed by Rachelle Escalera (Plaintiff); Labor Commissioner (Non-Party)
  9. Certificate of Mailing for (Minute Order (Court Order Re Reassignment from an Unavailable Court)) Filed by Clerk
  10. Minute Order ( (Court Order Re Reassignment from an Unavailable Court)) Filed by Clerk
  11. Judgment Filed by Clerk
  12. Voluntary Efficient Litigation Stipulation Packet Filed by Clerk
  13. First Amended General Order re: Mandatory Electronic Filing Filed by Clerk
  14. Alternate Dispute Resolution Packet Filed by Clerk
  15. Civil Case Cover Sheet Filed by Rachelle Escalera (Plaintiff)
  16. Request of the Labor Commissioner that Clerk Enter Judgment Filed by Rachelle Escalera (Plaintiff) PROCEEDINGS HELD
  17. Proceedings Held (Proceeding dates listed in descending order)
  18. at 09:00 AM in Department 58, Bruce G. Iwasaki, Presiding Hearing on Motion to Vacate (Judgment on Final Order, Decision or Award of the Labor Commissioner) - Held
  19. at 09:00 AM in Department 58 Hearing on Motion to Set Aside/Vacate Judgment (CCP 473) - Not Held - Vacated by Court
  20. at 09:00 AM in Department 58 Hearing on Motion to Set Aside/Vacate Judgment (CCP 473) - Not Held - Rescheduled by Party
  21. at 09:45 AM in Department 1, Michelle Williams Court, Presiding Court Order

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