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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-29
Status CLOSED
Type Other Civil Insurance Claim
Docket 36 entries
Disposition voluntary dismissal

Parties

Plaintiff Evenson, Peter Mark
Defendant State Farm Florida Insurance C
Photo of Hon. Aho, Marianne Lloyd

Judge

Hon. Aho, Marianne Lloyd

Nassau County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. SUMMONS ISSUED: STATE FARM
  2. STANDING ORDER ON CASE MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS
  3. REQUEST TO PRODUCE TO DEF.
  4. NOTICE SERVING INTERROGATORIES TO DEF.
  5. EFILED SUMMONS TO BE ISSUED STATE FARM
  6. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE:
  7. COMPLAINT
  8. COVER SHEET
  9. Payment received: $410.00 Receipt Number YX 227705
  10. Assessment 1 assessed at sum $410.00
  11. Judge: Assigned
  12. PL'S NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL OF 1ST DISCOVERY REQUESTS TO DEF.
  13. CORRESPONDENCE TO JUDGE: FROM A. KIDD
  14. ORDER ON MOTION: TO DISMISS PL'S COMPLAINT AND IN ALT. MOTION FOR MORE DEFINITE STATEMENT
  15. CORRESPONDENCE TO JUDGE FROM A. KIDD
  16. CORRESPONDENCE TO JUDGE: FROM J. O'NEIL
  17. PL'S RESPONSE: IN OPP. TO DEF'S MOT. TO DISMISS PL'S COMPLAINT
  18. NOTICE OF HEARING: 7/11/24 2PM
  19. MOTION TO STAY DISCOVERY
  20. NOTICE OF UNAVAILABILITY
  21. MOTION TO DISMISS PL'S COMPLAINT AND IN ALT., MOTION FOR MORE DEFINITE STATEMENT
  22. CORRESPONDENCE TO JUDGE: AMANDA KID
  23. ORDER FOR ENLARGEMENT OF TIME
  24. MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME
  25. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE:
  26. SUMMONS ISSUED: STATE FARM
  27. STANDING ORDER ON CASE MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS
  28. REQUEST TO PRODUCE TO DEF.
  29. NOTICE SERVING INTERROGATORIES TO DEF.
  30. EFILED SUMMONS TO BE ISSUED STATE FARM
  31. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE:
  32. COMPLAINT
  33. COVER SHEET
  34. Payment received: $410.00 Receipt Number YX 227705
  35. Assessment 1 assessed at sum $410.00
  36. Judge: Assigned

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