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Gallup

New Mexico

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Case Information

Filed 2025-03-04
Status OPN: COMPLAINT
Type Subrogation
Docket 51 entries

Parties

Plaintiff State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Defendant Pino Rizario
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Judge

Hon. Decker, Douglas W.

McKinley County (NM)

New Mexico

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Docket Entries

  1. OPN: COMPLAINT
  2. ORD: TO APPEAR TELEPHONICALLY
  3. MTN: TO APPEAR TELEPHONICALLY
  4. NTC: HEARING (MOTION)
  5. REQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  6. NTC: COMPLETION OF BRIEFING
  7. REPLY
  8. RESPONSE
  9. MTN: TO DISMISS
  10. ANSWER
  11. ORD: ORDER DENYING
  12. RETURNED MAIL
  13. ORD: TO APPEAR TELEPHONICALLY
  14. REPLY
  15. MTN: TO APPEAR TELEPHONICALLY
  16. NTC: HEARING (MOTION)
  17. RESPONSE
  18. REQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  19. MTN: MOTION
  21. AMENDED COMPLAINT
  22. ORD: ORDER
  23. ORD: ORDER GRANTING
  24. REQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  25. RETURNED MAIL
  26. ORD: TO APPEAR TELEPHONICALLY
  27. REQUEST
  28. NTC: HEARING (MOTION)
  29. REQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  30. NTC: COMPLETION OF BRIEFING
  31. NTC: COMPLETION OF BRIEFING
  32. REPLY
  33. REPLY
  34. REQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  35. NTC: COMPLETION OF BRIEFING
  36. RESPONSE
  37. RESPONSE
  38. REPLY
  39. RESPONSE
  40. MTN: MOTION
  41. MTN: TO RECONSIDER/ REVIEW
  42. ORD: EXTENDING TIME
  43. MTN: MOTION TO AMEND/ MODIFY
  44. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  45. MTN: MOTION/ PETITION TO EXTEND TIME
  46. MTN: TO DISMISS
  47. JDG: NOTICE OF JUDGE ASSIGNMENT
  48. JDG: JUDGE EXCUSAL
  49. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  50. SUMMONS RETURN

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