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Court

Sonoma County Superior

California

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Case Information

Filed 2022-12-23
Status Active
Type 15: Unlimited Other Employment
Docket 50 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Escobar, Fabio|Reyes, Lisandro
Defendant Biagi Bros., Inc.
Photo of Hon. Simonds Dana Beernink Sawyer Laurence K

Judge

Hon. Simonds Dana Beernink Sawyer Laurence K

Sonoma County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

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  2. omplaint Filed
  3. ummons Issued
  4. ivil Case Cover Sheet
  5. otice
  6. rder
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  8. otice
  9. otice
  10. roof of Service of Process
  11. inute Order
  12. roof of Service by Clerk of the Court
  13. otice
  14. otice
  15. otice
  16. inute Order
  17. roof of Service by Clerk of the Court
  18. inute Order
  19. roof of Service by Clerk of the Court
  20. inute Order
  21. roof of Service by Clerk of the Court
  22. tipulation & Order for:
  23. inute Order
  24. roof of Service by Clerk of the Court
  25. otice
  26. otice
  27. eceived
  28. eceived
  29. otice of Assignment to 1 Judge and Notice of CMC
  30. otice of Transfer In
  31. nswer
  32. ase Management Statement
  33. tipulation & Order
  34. ase Management Statement
  35. ase Management Statement
  36. ase Management Conference
  37. tipulation & Order
  38. ase Management Statement
  39. tipulation & Order
  40. otice of Reassignment
  41. ase Management Statement
  42. ase Management Statement
  43. ase Management Conference
  44. arty appeared by audio and/or video
  45. ase Management Statement
  46. ase Management Statement
  47. ase Management Conference
  48. ase Management Statement
  49. ase Management Statement
  50. ase Management Conference

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