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Court

Fresno County

California

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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-31
Status Dismissed
Type 22 Unlimited Auto
Docket 53 entries
Disposition settlement

Parties

Plaintiff Camacho, Lily|Camacho, Alyssa
Defendant Risley, Shane Obrien|Pinon, Genaro
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Judge

Hon. Skiles Jon M

Fresno County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  5. Summons issued and filed
  6. View Document Summons
  7. Notice of Hearing
  8. View Document CV-48 Notice of Case Management Conference and Assignment of Judge for All Purposes
  9. Comment Notice of Case Management Conference and Assignment of Judge for All Purposes (Emailed)
  10. Answer Filed
  11. View Document Answer to Complaint
  12. Comment Defendants Shane Obrien Risley and Genaro Pinon Answer to Complaint
  13. Demand for Jury Trial filed
  14. View Document Demand for Jury Trial
  15. Comment Demand for Jury Trial
  16. Notice Filed
  17. View Document Notice of Jury Deposit
  18. Comment Notice of Jury Deposit
  19. Transfer of Fees Completed
  20. Comment For WEB-2024-23106
  21. Case Management Statement Filed
  22. View Document Case Management Statement
  23. Notice Filed
  24. View Document Notice of Jury Deposit
  25. ADR Stipulation Mediation filed
  26. View Document Stipulation
  27. Comment Parties to engage in mediation. Mediator: James Dilling
  28. Subpoenaed record received
  29. Comment subpoenaed documents received
  30. Case Management Conference
  31. Original Type Case Management Conference
  32. Judicial Officer Brickey, Daniel
  33. Hearing Time 3:00 PM
  34. Result Heard
  35. Minute Order Attachment
  36. View Document Minute Order Attachment
  37. Jury Requested by Party
  38. Referral to ADR
  39. Appeared in Person
  40. Comment Attorney B. Paboojian appearing on behalf of attorney N. Kane.
  41. Request for Dismissal Received - Pending Review
  42. View Document Request for Dismissal filed
  43. Mandatory Settlement Conference
  44. Hearing Time 10:00 AM
  45. Cancel Reason Dismissed
  46. Trial Readiness
  47. Judicial Officer Skiles, Jon M
  48. Hearing Time 9:30 AM
  49. Cancel Reason Dismissed
  50. Jury Trial
  51. Judicial Officer Skiles, Jon M
  52. Hearing Time 9:00 AM
  53. Cancel Reason Dismissed

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