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Court

Gregg County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2025-08-14
Status Active
Type Auto Personal Injury/damages
Docket 55 entries

Parties

Plaintiff King, James
Defendant Fajardo, Gabriel
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Judge

Hon. Novy, J. Scott

Gregg County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. ertificate of Deposition
  2. ocket Sheet
  3. itation Fajardo, Gabriel Served 08/19/2025 Response Received 08/28/2025 Returned 08/25/2025
  4. itation Return Process Server
  5. efendant's Original Answer
  6. ury Demand
  7. otice of Intention to Take Deposition by Written Questions
  8. ertificate Of Written Discovery
  9. otice of Intention to Take Deposition by Written Questions
  10. otice of Intention to Take Deposition by Written Questions
  11. otice of Intention to Take Deposition by Written Questions
  12. otice of Intention to Take Deposition by Written Questions
  13. otice of Intention to Take Deposition by Written Questions
  14. otice of Intention to Take Deposition by Written Questions
  15. otice of Intention to Take Deposition by Written Questions
  16. otice of Intention to Take Deposition by Written Questions
  17. otion To Quash
  18. otice Of Hearing
  19. mended Answer
  20. otion To Quash
  21. ertificate of Deposition
  22. ertificate Of Written Discovery
  23. otice of Intention to Take Deposition by Written Questions
  24. otice of Intention to Take Deposition by Written Questions
  25. ertificate of Deposition
  26. ertificate of Deposition
  27. ertificate of Deposition
  28. otice of Filing Affidavits
  29. ertificate of Deposition
  30. mended Notice
  31. mended Notice
  32. mended Notice
  33. mended Notice
  34. mended Notice
  35. mended Notice
  36. mended Notice
  37. mended Notice
  38. mended Notice
  39. mended Notice
  40. otice of Intention to Take Deposition by Written Questions
  41. otice of Intention to Take Deposition by Written Questions
  42. otice of Intention to Take Deposition by Written Questions
  43. otice
  44. ertificate of Deposition
  45. ertificate of Deposition
  46. ertificate of Deposition
  47. ertificate of Deposition
  48. otice of Intention to Take Deposition by Written Questions
  49. ertificate of Deposition
  50. ertificate of Deposition
  51. ertificate of Deposition
  52. otice To Take Deposition Written Question
  53. ertificate of Deposition
  54. ertificate of Deposition
  55. ertificate of Deposition

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