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Case Information

Filed 2024-06-28
Status PRAEC/SETTLE DISCONTINUE END
Type Premises Liability, Slip/fall
Docket 75 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Mahoney, Leroy
Defendant Personal Property Management Llc|Taylor, Josette|Dickerson, Gwendolyn|Dalin Funding Lp
Photo of Hon. Bright, Gwendolyn N

Judge

Hon. Bright, Gwendolyn N

Philadelphia County (PA)

Pennsylvania

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Docket Entries

  1. COMMENCEMENT OF CIVIL ACTION
  2. COMPLAINT FILED NOTICE GIVEN
  3. WAITING TO LIST CASE MGMT CONF
  4. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE FILED
  5. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE FILED
  6. JUDGMENT ENTERED BY DEFAULT
  7. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE FILED
  8. JUDGMENT ENTERED BY DEFAULT
  9. LISTED FOR CASE MGMT CONF
  10. NOTICE GIVEN
  11. MOTION TO CONSOLIDATE
  12. NOTICE FILED
  13. NOTICE GIVEN
  14. RETURNED MAIL RECEIVED
  15. CASE MGMT CONFERENCE COMPLETED
  16. CASE MANAGEMENT ORDER ISSUED
  17. LISTED-PROJ. SETTLEMENT CONF.
  18. LISTED-PROJ. PRE-TRIAL CONF
  19. LISTED IN TRIAL READY POOL
  20. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  21. JURY TRIAL PERFECTED
  22. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  23. TRANSFERRED TO MAJOR JURY
  24. WAITING TO ISSUE REVISED CMO
  25. RETURNED MAIL RECEIVED
  26. RETURNED MAIL RECEIVED
  27. MOTION ASSIGNED
  28. WAITING TO ISSUE REVISED CMO
  29. ORDER ENTERED/236 NOTICE GIVEN
  30. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  31. LISTED-PROJ. SETTLEMENT CONF.
  32. LISTED-PROJ. PRE-TRIAL CONF
  33. LISTED FOR TRIAL
  34. TRANSFERRED TO M JURY STANDARD
  35. CASE MANAGEMENT ORDER ISSUED
  36. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  37. ANSWER TO COMPLAINT FILED
  38. JOINDER COMPLAINT FILED
  39. REPLY TO NEW MATTER
  40. ACCEPTANCE OF SERVICE FILED
  41. PRAECIPE TO WITHDRAW
  42. WITHDRAWAL/ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  43. LISTED FOR SETTLEMENT CONF
  44. CONFERENCE DATE SET
  45. NOTICE GIVEN
  46. OTHER EVENT CANCELLED
  47. LISTED-PROJ. SETTLEMENT CONF.
  48. REVISED CASE MGMT ORDER ISSUED
  49. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  50. ORDER ENTERED/236 NOTICE GIVEN
  51. LISTED FOR SETTLEMENT CONF
  52. CONFERENCE DATE SET
  53. NOTICE GIVEN
  54. RETURNED MAIL RECEIVED
  55. RETURNED MAIL RECEIVED
  56. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  57. NOTICE GIVEN
  58. LISTED FOR PRE-TRIAL CONF
  59. CONFERENCE DATE SET
  60. NOTICE GIVEN
  61. ORDER ENTERED/236 NOTICE GIVEN
  62. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  63. MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT
  64. SETTLEMENT CONF COMPLETED
  65. SETTLED PRIOR TO ASSGN TRL JUD
  66. NOTICE GIVEN UNDER RULE 236
  67. SATISFACTION FILED
  68. PRAEC/SETTLE DISCONTINUE END

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