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Court

Washtenaw Co

Michigan

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Case Information

Filed 2024-04-08
Type No Fault Automobile Insurance (nf)
Docket 36 entries
Disposition transfer

Parties

Plaintiff Danny's Miracle Angel Network: D Man Foundation
Defendant Auto Owners Insurance Company
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Judge

Hon. Connors, Timothy P.

Washtenaw County (MI)

Michigan

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Lawyers

Docket Entries

  2. Complaint
  3. Summons Issued (Summons and Complaint)
  4. Summons AUTO-OWNERS INSURANCE COMPANY Unserved
  5. Proof of Service
  6. Proof of Service
  7. Answer to Complaint
  8. Appearance
  9. Affirmative Defenses And ordinary defenses
  10. Certificate of Service
  11. Proof of Service
  12. Certificate of Service
  13. Proof of Service
  14. Jury Demand
  15. Scheduling Order (sgd 6/6/24)
  16. Proof of Service
  17. Certificate of Service
  18. Proof of Service
  19. Request For admissions to plaintiff & cert of service
  20. Proof of Service
  21. Proof of Service
  22. Witness List & proof of service
  23. Request For admissions, interrogatories, and for production of documents to defendant & proof of service
  24. Proof of Service
  25. Proof of Service
  26. Proof of Service
  27. Witness - Exhibit List Expert and lay
  28. Certificate of Service
  29. Proof of Service
  30. Response To plaintiff's first request for admissions to defendant
  31. Proof of Service
  32. Certificate of Service
  33. Case Evaluation (2:30 PM) () MSD Cutoff: 10/24/24 CE11/14 Atty Zavier 3 sum 3/$25 rec11/7 CE11/14 Atty Willoughby 3 sum 3/$25 rec11/7
  34. tatus Conference (11:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Connors, Timothy P.) Result: Held
  35. udge Reassigned per Reassignment Order - Caseload Transfer
  36. roof of Service

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