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Court

Pinellas County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2024-12-30
Status OPEN
Type Auto Negligence Circuit
Docket 34 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Shawn Christopher Garrett
Defendant Progressive Select Insurance Company|An Active Foreign Corporation
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Judge

Hon. JIROTKA, GEORGE M

Pinellas County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. EQUEST FOR COPIES
  2. OTICE OF WITHDRAWAL
  3. XHIBIT
  4. BJECTION TO THE SUBPOENA
  5. EQUEST FOR COPIES
  6. EQUEST FOR COPIES
  7. ERTIFICATE OF NON-OBJECTION
  8. ERTIFICATE OF NON-OBJECTION
  9. ERTIFICATE OF NON-OBJECTION
  10. OTICE OF PRODUCTION FROM NON-PARTY
  11. RDER GRANTING
  12. RDER GRANTING
  13. RDER GRANTING
  14. TANDING ORDER ASSIGNING GENERAL CIVIL CASE TRACK
  15. OTICE OF PRODUCTION FROM NON-PARTY
  16. RDER
  17. OTICE OF SERVICE ANSWERS INTERROGATORIES
  18. RDER GRANTING
  19. ORRESPONDENCE TO COURT RE
  20. ESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION
  21. ESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
  22. OTION TO CONSOLIDATE Party: PROGRESSIVE SELECT INSURANCE COMPANY,
  23. OTICE OF SERVICE OF INTERROGATORIES
  24. EQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
  25. EQUEST FOR PRODUCTION
  26. EQ COURT TO CONSIDER MTN - WRITTEN SUBMISSIONS WITHOUT HRG
  27. EMORANDUM
  28. OTION Party: PROGRESSIVE SELECT INSURANCE COMPANY,
  29. OTICE OF APPEARANCE Party: PROGRESSIVE SELECT INSURANCE COMPANY,
  30. NSWER, AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES, DEMAND FOR JURY TRIAL Party: PROGRESSIVE SELECT INSURANCE COMPANY,
  31. UMMONS RETURN OF SERVICE - SERVED Party: PROGRESSIVE SELECT INSURANCE COMPANY,
  32. UMMONS - ISSUED Party: PROGRESSIVE SELECT INSURANCE COMPANY,
  33. XHIBIT
  34. OMPLAINT WITH DEMAND FOR JURY TRIAL

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