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Court

Mediana County

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-23
Status Limperos, Richard C
Type Professional Tort
Docket 63 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Peters, Sheila
Defendant John Does I Iii
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Judge

Hon. Kimbler Joyce

Medina County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. Case Designation Form
  3. Journal Entry w/ Instructions
  5. Mediation Status Report
  7. Notice of Deposition
  9. Notice of Service
  11. Notice of Service
  13. Copy of Order Sent to Parties/Attys by Reg Mail
  15. Trial Order w/ Instructions to Clerk
  17. Notice of Service
  19. Report Filed
  21. Notice of Service
  23. Notice of Service
  25. Notice of Service
  27. Copy of JE Sent via Regular Mail to Atty's/Parties
  29. Journal Entry w/ Instructions
  31. Notice of Service
  33. Answer of Defendant
  35. Certificate of Mailing Receipt
  37. Notice of Failure of Service Mailed to Atty
  39. Certified Mail Returned on
  41. Certified Mail Returned on
  43. Certificate of Mailing
  44. Instructions for Service
  45. Certified Mail Service Completed on
  46. Notice of Failure of Service Mailed to Atty
  47. Certified Mail Returned on
  48. Notice of Appearance of Counsel
  49. Certified Mail Service Completed on
  50. Certified Mail Sent Return Receipt Requested
  51. Summons on Amended Complaint
  52. Instructions for Service
  53. Amended Complaint
  54. Party:
  55. Plaintiff Peters, Sheila
  56. Plaintiff Peters, Sheila
  57. Certified Mail Sent to Def Return Receipt Requested
  58. Judgment Entry w/ Instructions
  59. Certified Mail Sent Return Receipt Requested
  60. Summons
  61. Motion for Extension of Time
  62. Complaint Filed
  63. Instructions for Service

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