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Case Information

Filed 2024-10-15
Status Labor and Industries Adminstrative Law Review - Completed/Re-Completed
Type Labor And Industries Adminstrative Law Review
Docket 30 entries
Disposition order of dismissal

Docket Entries

  1. ORDSMS - Order of Dismissal - Stipulated
  2. CICS - Case Information Cover Sheet
  3. ORSCS-ALRLI - Appeal of Board of Industrial Insurance Rules Case Schedule
  4. AFML - Affidavit of Mailing
  5. NT - Notice
  6. CRABR - Certified Appeal Board Record
  7. NTAPR - Notice of Appearance
  8. DCLRM - Declaration of Mailing
  9. ORCJ - Order for Change of Judge
  10. DMJY12 - Demand for Jury - 12 Person
  11. AFSRML - Affidavit/Declaration/Certificate of Service By Mail
  12. AFSRES - Affidavit / Declaration / Certificate of eService
  13. NTAB - Notice of Absence / Unavailability
  14. DCLRM - Declaration of Mailing
  15. RCDCHV - Record on Change of Venue
  16. ORPTH - Order to Appear for Pretrial HRG / CONF
  17. MTCTD - Motion to Change Trial Date
  18. NTHG - Notice of Hearing
  19. AFSRES - Affidavit / Declaration / Certificate of eService
  20. ORCTD - Order for Continuance of Trial Date
  21. ORACS - Order Amending Case Schedule
  22. NTAPR - Notice of Appearance
  23. NTAB - Notice of Absence / Unavailability
  24. DCLRM - Declaration of Mailing
  25. NTWSUB - Notice of Withdrawal and Substitution Of Counsel
  26. AFSRML - Affidavit/Declaration/Certificate of Service By Mail
  27. AFSRES - Affidavit / Declaration / Certificate of eService
  28. ORPTH - Order to Appear for Pretrial HRG / CONF
  29. NTSSTD - Notice of Settlement and Authorization for Clerk to Strike Trial Date
  30. DCLRM - Declaration of Mailing

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