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Court

Washtenaw Co

Michigan

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Case Information

Filed 2025-07-09
Type No Fault Automobile Insurance (nf)
Docket 29 entries

Parties

Plaintiff I Health Pharmacy, Llc D/b/a Cet Pha
Defendant Citizens United Reciprocal Exchange
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Judge

Hon. Conlin, Patrick J., Jr.

Washtenaw County (MI)

Michigan

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Docket Entries

  1. ury Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Conlin, Patrick J., Jr.)
  2. omplaint
  3. ummons Issued (Summons and Complaint)
  4. ummons Citizens United Reciprocal Exchange Served 07/14/2025
  5. ury Demand & proof of service
  6. roof of Service
  7. ppearance & proof of service
  8. ppearance Notice & proof of service
  9. roof of Service
  10. ffirmative Defenses & proof of service
  11. nswer to Complaint & proof of service
  12. roof of Service
  13. equest For admissions, interrogatories, and for production of documents to defendant cure & proof of service
  14. ocument Initial disclosures pursuant to mcr 2.302/ proof of service
  15. roof of Service
  16. itness - Exhibit List
  17. roof of Service
  18. roof of Service - Summons and Complaint (by mail)
  19. roof of Service
  20. roof of Service
  21. itness - Exhibit List & proof of service
  22. equest For admissions directed to plaintiff & proof of service
  23. cheduling Order (sgd. 9/9/2025)
  24. esponse To plaintiff's first set of requests to admit, interrogatories and requests for production & proof of service
  25. roof of Service
  26. roof of Service
  27. esponse To defendant's first requests for admissions & proof of service
  28. ase Evaluation (1:00 PM) () MSD Cutoff 11/4/2026
  29. ettlement Conference (10:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Conlin, Patrick J., Jr.)

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