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Case Information

Filed 2024-10-02
Type M 40 Misc Arbitration
Docket 20 entries

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Plaintiff Daniel A. Fedorchek
Defendant Catherine M. Bonet

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. ORDER RESULT: Granted 8/27/2025 HON MAXIMINO MEDINA
  2. SUMMONS
  3. APPLICATION RESULT: Order 10/3/2024 BY THE CLERK
  4. ORDER order for hearing and notice required RESULT: Order 10/3/2024 BY THE CLERK
  5. RETURN OF SERVICE
  6. ORDER FOR HEARING, NOTICE AND SERVICE/RULE TO SHOW CAUSE (PRE-SERVICE) Request for Order of Hearing, Notice and Service
  7. ORDER HEARING AND NOTICE remote status conf/hearing 11/12/24 9:30 a.m.
  8. SUPPLEMENTAL RETURN
  9. ORDER RESULT: Order 12/19/2024 HON MAXIMINO MEDINA
  10. ORDER in person hearing cont'd: 3/10/25 11:30 a.m. RESULT: Order 12/19/2024 HON MAXIMINO MEDINA
  11. CASEFLOW REQUEST (JD-CV-116) Caseflow Request re: Continuance of 3/10/2025 Hearing RESULT: Granted 3/5/2025 HON MAXIMINO MEDINA
  12. ORDER hearing cont'd: 5/12/25 11:30 a.m. RESULT: Granted 3/5/2025 HON MAXIMINO MEDINA
  13. CASEFLOW REQUEST (JD-CV-116) RESULT: Granted 5/8/2025 HON MAXIMINO MEDINA
  14. ORDER hearing cont'd: 7/14/25 11:30 a.m RESULT: Granted 5/8/2025 HON MAXIMINO MEDINA
  15. CASEFLOW REQUEST (JD-CV-116) Request for a Judicial Pretrial and continuance of 7/14/25 hearing RESULT: Granted 7/3/2025 HON MAXIMINO MEDINA
  16. ORDER RESULT: Granted 7/3/2025 HON MAXIMINO MEDINA
  17. CASEFLOW REQUEST (JD-CV-116) RESULT: Order 7/10/2025 HON MAXIMINO MEDINA
  18. ORDER RESULT: Order 7/10/2025 HON MAXIMINO MEDINA
  19. ORDER RESULT: Order 8/7/2025 HON MAXIMINO MEDINA
  20. CASEFLOW REQUEST (JD-CV-116) RESULT: Granted 8/27/2025 HON MAXIMINO MEDINA

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