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Court

Georgia Unified PeachCourt

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2025-02-18
Type Tort
Docket 64 entries
Disposition settlement

Parties

Plaintiff Farrell, Alfred
Defendant Mc Lane Food Service Distribution
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Judge

Hon. Judge James A Dunn

Forsyth County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  3. 0- Case Certification Case# 23A02235
  4. 1- Index (Case Summary)
  5. 2- Court Order
  6. 3- Transfer Fee Forwarded To Receiving Court
  7. 4- Transfer To Other Jurisdiction
  8. 5- Notice
  9. 6- Notice Of Leave Of Absence
  10. 7- Certificate Of Service
  11. 8- Brief Filed
  12. 9- Brief Filed
  13. 10- Certificate Of Discovery
  14. 11- Notice Of Leave Of Absence
  15. 12- Certificate Of Discovery
  16. 13- Certificate Of Service
  17. 14- Response
  18. 15- Motion To Dismiss
  19. 16- Response
  20. 17- Affidavit
  21. 18- Affidavit
  22. 19- Rule 5.2
  23. 20- Rule 5.2
  24. 21- Rule 5.2
  25. 22- Affidavit Of Service
  26. 23- Motion
  27. 24- Motion To Dismiss
  28. 25- Certificate Of Discovery
  29. 26- Certificate Of Service
  30. 27- Affidavit Of Non Service
  31. 28- Certificate Of Discovery
  32. 29- Rule 5.2
  33. 30- Rule 5.2
  34. 31- Notice Of Deposition
  35. 32- Notice Of Leave Of Absence
  36. 33- Notice
  37. 34- Notice
  38. 35- Rule 5.2
  39. 36- Affidavit Of Non Service
  40. 37- Rule 5.2
  41. 38- Court Order
  42. 39- Court Order
  43. 40- Consent Agreement
  44. 41- Consent Agreement
  45. 42- Rule 5.2
  46. 43- Notice Of Leave Of Absence
  47. 44- Stipulation
  48. 45- Affidavit Of Non Service
  49. 46- Certificate Of Discovery
  50. 47- Affidavit Of Non Service
  51. 48- Answer
  52. 49- Affidavit Of Non Service
  53. 50- Affidavit Of Service
  54. 51- Affidavit Of Service
  55. 52- Summons (DEF McLane)
  56. 53- General Civil Information Form
  57. 54- Certificate Of Discovery
  58. 55- Certificate Of Discovery
  59. 56- Summons (DEF ACE)
  60. 57- Summons (DEF McLane)
  61. 58- Summons (DEF Nelson)
  62. Complaint For Damages
  63. Certificate Of Service - Offer Of Settlement

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