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Case Information

Filed 2024-08-05
Status Mediation
Type Unlimited Civil Auto
Docket 25 entries

Parties

Plaintiff David Marcel Jackson
Defendant Tristan Liam Melgoza Hudson

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. Certificate of Counsel.
  2. Summons Issued and Filed
  3. Civil Case Cover Sheet
  4. Complaint for Damages
  5. Notice of Case Management Conference Complaint for Auto (Over $35,000)
  6. Notice of Department Assignment
  7. Notice of Document Return.
  8. Proof of Service on Complaint for Auto (Over $35,000) of DAVID MARCEL JACKSON
  9. Notice of Jury Fee Deposit on Complaint for Auto (Over $35,000) of DAVID MARCEL JACKSON
  10. Answer to Complaint on Complaint for Auto (Over $35,000) of DAVID MARCEL JACKSON
  11. Case Management Statement on Complaint for Auto (Over $35,000) of DAVID MARCEL JACKSON
  12. Declaration of Non Service
  13. Clerk's Certificate of Mailing on Complaint for Auto (Over $35,000) of DAVID MARCEL JACKSON
  14. Minute Order: Court on its Own Motion
  15. Certificate of Mailing
  16. Notice of Order to Show Cause Re: Failure to file a timely case management statement pursuant to CRC 3.725(a)
  17. Substitution of Attorney
  18. Case Management Statement on Complaint for Auto (Over $35,000) of DAVID MARCEL JACKSON
  19. Case Management Statement on Complaint for Auto (Over $35,000) of DAVID MARCEL JACKSON
  20. Declaration Of Holly Matin Re Order To Show Cause As To Why Sanctions Should Not Be Imposed For Failure To File A Timely Case Management Statement on Complaint for Auto (Over $35,000) of DAVID MARCEL JACKSON
  21. Minute Order: Case Management Conference
  22. Minute Order: Order to Show Cause as to why sanctions not to exceed $1,500.00 or dismissal should not be imposed for Failure to file a timely case management statement pursuant to CRC 3.725(a) as to DAVID MARCEL JACKSON, MITCHELL P. BECK
  23. Notice of Court Ordered Mediation
  24. Notice of Case Management Conference Complaint for Auto (Over $35,000)
  25. Notice of Court Assigned Mediator

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