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Case Information

Filed 2023-01-09
Status Closed
Type Unlimited Civil Professional Negligence
Docket 60 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff Mary Richardson
Defendant Jennifer Core
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Judge

Hon. Carol A. Greene

Riverside County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. FW001; FW003
  2. Case Management Statement
  3. FW-001 Request to Waive Court Fees
  4. Request to Waive Court Fees (FW-001)
  5. Certificate of Counsel.
  6. Civil Case Cover Sheet
  7. Complaint for Professional Negligence (Over $25,000)
  8. Notice of Document Quality Assurance
  9. Notice of Document Quality Assurance
  10. Notice of Department Assignment
  11. Notice of Case Management Conference
  12. Notice of Document Return.
  13. Order on Court Fee Waiver (FW-003) - Granted
  14. Notice of Document Return.
  15. Minute Order: Court on its Own Motion
  16. Certificate of Mailing
  17. Notice of Order to Show Cause Re: Failure to timely file proof of service on complaint pursuant to CRC 3.110(b & f)
  18. Minute Order: Case Management Conference
  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 timely file proof of service on complaint pursuant to CRC 3.110(b & f) as to MARY RICHARDSON
  20. Minute Order: Case Management Conference
  21. Certificate of Mailing
  22. Notice of Order to Show Cause Re: Failure to file a timely case management statement pursuant to CRC 3.725(a)
  23. Notice of Document Return.
  24. Notice of Remote Appearance for Hearing on Throughout the Case
  25. Proposed Order Regarding Remote Appearance
  26. Proposed Order re: Order regarding remote Appearance
  27. Order Regarding Remote Appearance
  28. 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 MARY RICHARDSON
  29. 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 MARY RICHARDSON
  30. Minute Order: Case Management Conference
  31. Certificate of Mailing
  32. Certificate of Mailing
  33. Certificate of Mailing
  34. Notice of Document Return.
  35. Notice of Remote Appearance on Complaint for Professional Negligence (Over $25,000) of MARY RICHARDSON
  36. Notice of Document Quality Assurance
  37. 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 MARY RICHARDSON
  38. 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 MARY RICHARDSON
  39. Amended Minute Order: Case Management Conference
  40. Minute Order: Case Management Conference
  41. Notice of Order to Show Cause Hearing
  42. Certificate of Mailing
  43. Notice of Order to Show Cause Hearing
  44. Certificate of Mailing
  45. Certificate of Mailing
  46. Minute Order: Case Management Conference
  47. 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 MARY RICHARDSON
  48. 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 MARY RICHARDSON
  49. Minute Order: Order to Show Cause re: Faliure to Submit a Proposed Order to Litigation Coordinator to Allow Remote Appearance as to MARY RICHARDSON
  50. Minute Order: Order to Show Cause re: Faliure to Submit a Proposed Order to Litigation Coordinator to Allow Remote Appearance as to MARY RICHARDSON
  51. Certificate of Mailing
  52. Certificate of Mailing
  53. Notice of Document Return.
  54. Amended Minute Order: Case Management Conference
  55. Minute Order: Case Management Conference
  56. 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 MARY RICHARDSON
  57. Certificate of Mailing
  58. Certificate of Mailing
  59. Minute Order: Case Management Conference
  60. 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 MARY RICHARDSON

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