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Court

Florida Civitech Unified Court

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-20
Status OPEN
Type Contract And Indebtedness
Docket 33 entries
Disposition SETTLEMENT

Parties

Plaintiff Booker, Sonyia E
Defendant Security First Insurance Compa
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Judge

Hon. Polk Alicia

Pasco County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. DescriptionNotice Of Serving Answers To Interrogatories
  2. DescriptionResponse To Request Production
  3. DescriptionNotice Of Serving Proposal For Settlement
  4. DescriptionNotice Of Serving Interrogatories
  5. DescriptionRequest To Produce
  6. DescriptionNotice Of Serving Proposal For Settlement
  7. DescriptionResponse To Request For Admissions
  8. DescriptionMotion For Extension Of Time
  9. DescriptionMotion To Strike
  10. Request For Admissions
  11. Request To Produce
  12. Notice Of Serving Interrogatories
  13. Notice of Completion or Compliance
  14. Answer And Affirmative Defense
  15. Order DIRECTING PLTF/PLTF'S COUNSEL TO FILE STANDING ORDER
  16. Other STANDING ORDER
  17. Privilege Log
  18. Notice Of Service
  19. Motion
  20. Notice Of Appearance YANIRA RIVERA COLLAZO ESQ OBO SONYIA E BOOKER
  21. Notice OF COMPLIANCE WITH RULE 1.280(a), (k) INITIAL DISCLOSURES
  22. Motion For Extension Of Time
  23. Notice of Appearance and Designation of Email Address
  24. Notice of Filing NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS
  25. Notice Of Service
  26. Summons Issued by Clerk
  27. Notice Designating Email Address
  28. Request To Produce
  29. Request For Admissions
  30. Notice Of Serving Interrogatories
  31. Summons to be Issued by Clerk
  32. Complaint
  33. Civil Cover Sheet

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