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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-28
Status Active
Type Unlimited Civil Auto
Docket 27 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Elyssa Morgan
Defendant John Doe|California Department Of Transportation|State Of California|County Of Riverside|City Of Hemet|Riverside Transit Agency

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. Certificate of Counsel.
  2. Summons Issued and Filed
  3. Civil Case Cover Sheet
  4. Complaint for Auto (Over $35,000)
  5. Notice of Case Management Conference Complaint for Auto (Over $35,000)
  6. Notice of Department Assignment
  7. Notice of Case Relocation for All Purposes on Complaint for Auto (Over $35,000) of ELYSSA MORGAN, AN INDIVIDUAL
  8. Minute Order: Court on its Own Motion OSC set
  9. Certificate of Mailing
  10. Notice of Order to Show Cause Re: Failure to timely file proof of service on complaint pursuant to CRC 3.110(b & f)
  11. Clerk's Certificate of Mailing re: Minute Order dated 11/26/2024 on Complaint for Auto (Over $35,000) of ELYSSA MORGAN, AN INDIVIDUAL
  12. 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 timely file proof of service on complaint pursuant to CRC 3.110(b & f) as to DELINA CHANTEL YASMEH, ELYSSA MORGAN
  13. Minute Order: Case Management Conference
  14. Notice of Order to Show Cause For Failure to Appear
  15. Notice of Change of Handling Attorney on Complaint for Auto (Over $35,000) of ELYSSA MORGAN, AN INDIVIDUAL
  16. DECLARATION OF COREY HANKINS, ESQ. RE: ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
  17. Minute Order: Case Management Conference
  18. 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 timely file proof of service on complaint pursuant to CRC 3.110(b & f) as to DELINA CHANTEL YASMEH, ELYSSA MORGAN
  19. 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 Appear at Case Management Conference on 11/26/2024 as to DELINA CHANTEL YASMEH, ELYSSA MORGAN
  20. Certificate of Mailing
  21. Certificate of Mailing
  22. Notice of Order to Show Cause Re: Failure to timely file proof of service on complaint pursuant to CRC 3.110(b & f)
  23. Declaration of Corey Hankins Re: Order to Show Cause
  24. Case Management Statement on Complaint for Auto (Over $35,000) of ELYSSA MORGAN, AN INDIVIDUAL
  25. Notice of Case Reassignment (Dept. M301)
  26. Amended 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 timely file proof of service on complaint pursuant to CRC 3.110(b & f) as to DELINA CHANTEL YASMEH, ELYSSA MORGAN
  27. Minute Order: Case Management Conference

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