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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-26
Status Disposed
Type Tort Automobile
Docket 33 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Shangraw, Heather A
Defendant Devoid, Kurt E

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. Case Closed
  2. Initial Filing - Civil
  3. Summons Filed Filed by: Attorney Pollock, David J.
  4. Jury Trial Request - Civil Filed by: Attorney Pollock, David J.
  5. Return of Service - Complaint Filed by: Attorney Pollock, David J. Party Served: Defendant Devoid, Kurt E
  6. Affidavit Filed by: Attorney Pollock, David J.
  7. Document(s) Filed Filed by: Attorney Pollock, David J.
  8. Answer Filed by: Defendant Devoid, Kurt E
  9. Certificate of Service Filed by: Attorney Flynn, Susan J. Party for: Attorney Pollock, David J.
  10. Jury Trial Request - Civil Filed by: Attorney Flynn, Susan J.
  11. Sent to Case Parties
  12. Notice to File ADR Stipulation Sent to Parties Sent To: Attorney Flynn, Susan J.; Attorney Pollock, David J.
  13. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Flynn, Susan J.; Attorney Pollock, David J.
  14. Discovery Certificate Filed by: Attorney Flynn, Susan J.
  15. Notice of Attorney's Appearance Filed by: Attorney McNamara, James P. Representing: Plaintiff Shangraw, Heather A
  16. Proposed Discovery Stipulation and Order Filed by: Attorney Flynn, Susan J.
  17. ADR Stip Filed by: Attorney Flynn, Susan J.
  18. ADR Order Issued (Judicial Officer: Toor, Helen M.)
  19. Sent to Case Parties
  20. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Flynn, Susan J.; Attorney McNamara, James P.; Attorney Pollock, David J.
  21. Certificate of Service Filed by: Attorney McNamara, James P. Party for: Attorney Flynn, Susan J.
  22. Certificate of Service Filed by: Attorney McNamara, James P. Party for: Attorney Flynn, Susan J.
  23. Discovery Certificate Filed by: Attorney Flynn, Susan J.
  24. Certificate of Service Filed by: Attorney McNamara, James P. Party for: Attorney Flynn, Susan J.
  25. Certificate of Service Filed by: Attorney McNamara, James P. Party for: Attorney Flynn, Susan J.
  26. Discovery Certificate Filed by: Attorney McNamara, James P.
  27. Mediator's Report
  28. Document(s) Filed
  29. Sent to Case Parties
  30. Sent to Case Parties
  31. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Flynn, Susan J.; Attorney McNamara, James P.; Attorney Pollock, David J.
  32. Stipulation Filed Filed by: Attorney McNamara, James P.
  33. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Flynn, Susan J.; Attorney McNamara, James P.; Attorney Pollock, David J.

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