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Case Information

Filed 2022-12-20
Status Active
Type (22) Unlimited Auto
Docket 75 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Elsbree, Brian Joseph
Defendant Rizk, George
Photo of Hon. Lee Amarra A

Judge

Hon. Lee Amarra A

San Mateo County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. ury Trial
  2. ivil Case Cover Sheet
  3. omplaint
  4. ummons Issued / Filed
  5. equest to Waive Court Fees
  6. ee Waiver Granted
  7. otice of Assignment for All Purposes
  8. ause Of Action
  9. roof of Service by SUBSTITUTED SERVICE of
  10. nswer (Unlimited)
  11. emand For Jury Trial
  12. otice of Posting Jury Fees
  13. onsent to Electronic Service and Notice
  14. ase Management Statement
  15. MC - At issue - no CMC statement.
  16. ase Management Statement
  17. MC - At issue - Referral to ADR
  18. DR Referral
  19. ase Management Statement
  20. ase Management Conference
  21. ay Reminder Notice to file Stipulation and Order to ADR
  22. tipulation and Order to ADR
  23. ffidavit of Mailing
  24. otice of Motion and Motion to Compel
  25. eparate Statement
  26. roposed Order Received
  27. nformal Discovery Conference
  28. otice of Withdrawal
  29. otion to Compel Further
  30. DR Evaluation Notice Sent
  31. DR Mediation Scheduled
  32. ay Reminder Notice to Complete the ADR Process
  33. SC Needs to be set Failure to Comply with ADR
  34. MC - Failure to Comply - 90 day ADR
  35. otice of Change of Handling Attorney
  36. tatement of Non-Agreement
  37. DR Completed - Ready for Trial Setting Conference.
  38. otice of Case Management and Trial Setting Conference
  39. rder to Show Cause Re: Failure to Complete ADR Process
  40. otice
  41. ffidavit of Mailing
  42. ase Management Statement
  43. ase Management Statement
  44. ase Management and Trial Setting Conference
  45. arty appeared by audio and/or video
  46. otice of Mandatory Settlement Conference
  47. otice of Jury Trial
  48. rder
  49. ffidavit of Mailing
  50. atchServe
  51. otice of Reassignment for All Purposes
  52. otice of Change of Address or Other Contact Information
  53. otice of Case Management and Trial Setting Conference
  54. Serve
  55. ase Management and Trial Setting Statement
  56. tipulation & Order
  57. ffidavit of Service
  58. andatory Settlement Conference
  59. ase Management Statement
  60. ase Management and Trial Setting Conference
  61. arty appeared by audio and/or video
  62. otice of Mandatory Settlement Conference
  63. otice of Jury Trial
  64. retrial Order
  65. ffidavit of Service
  66. Serve
  67. Serve
  68. Serve
  69. Serve
  70. retrial Conference
  71. atchServe
  72. otice of Reassignment for All Purposes
  73. ury Trial
  74. andatory Settlement Conference
  75. retrial Conference

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