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Case Information

Filed 2023-12-11
Status Disposed
Type Cc Damages More Than $8,000 Up To $15,000
Docket 65 entries
Disposition voluntary dismissal

Parties

Plaintiff Payroll Llc
Defendant Phoenix Truck And Auto Services Inc
Photo of Hon. 71 Schiff, Louis H.

Judge

Hon. 71 Schiff, Louis H.

Broward County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. Notice of Hearing
  2. Cross Notice
  3. Notice of Service
  4. Motion for Order
  5. Order Setting Case Management Conference
  6. Re-Notice of Taking Deposition
  7. Motion to Compel Discovery
  8. Order Granting Motion to Compel
  9. Response to Motion
  10. Notice of Hearing
  11. Motion to Compel
  12. Response to Request for Production
  13. Subpoena Duces Tecum Returned Served
  14. Re-Notice of Taking Deposition
  15. Subpoena Issued By Attorney
  16. Request to Produce
  17. Order Setting Case Management Conference
  18. Notice of Cancellation
  19. Notice of Filing Answers to Interrogatories
  20. Response to Request for Production
  21. Order On Plaintiff's Motion to Compel Discovery
  22. Subpoena Issued By Attorney
  23. Re-Notice of Taking Deposition
  24. Motion to Quash
  25. Notice
  26. Notice of Unavailability
  27. Affidavit of Service
  28. Subpoena Issued By Attorney
  29. Notice of Taking Deposition Duces Tecum
  30. Notice of Supplemental Interrogs
  31. Privilege Log
  32. Amended Response to Request for Production
  33. Notice of Hearing
  34. Order on Motion to Compel
  35. Order
  36. Notice of Taking Deposition
  37. Motion to Compel Discovery
  38. Notice of Taking Deposition
  39. Notice of Hearing
  40. Notice of Hearing
  41. Motion to Compel Discovery
  42. Motion to Compel Discovery
  43. Motion for Summary Judgment
  44. Notice of Unavailability
  45. Notice of Service of Answers to Interrogatories
  46. Response to Request for Production
  47. Response
  48. Response to Request for Admissions
  49. Notice of Service of Answers to Interrogatories
  50. Reply to Affirmative Defenses
  51. Answer to Complaint
  52. Request for Production
  53. Notice of Service of Interrogs
  54. Order Setting Case Management Conference
  55. Uniform Order Setting Pretrial Deadline
  56. Order
  57. Notice of Hearing
  58. Motion to Stay
  59. Summons Returned Served
  60. eSummons Issuance
  61. Request for Admissions
  62. Request to Produce
  63. Notice of Service of Interrogs
  64. Per AOSC20-23 Amd12, Case is determined General
  65. Civil Cover Sheet

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