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Case Information

Filed 2025-10-30
Status Active - Pretrial
Type Tort Other
Docket 25 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Rheaume, Allen
Defendant Connors, Katarzyna|St. Albans City Police Department

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. Civil Complaint Filed by: Plaintiff Rheaume, Allen
  2. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Leddy, Michael J.
  3. Sent to Case Parties
  4. Certificate of Service Filed by: Attorney Leddy, Michael J. Party for: Plaintiff Rheaume, Allen
  5. ADR Stip Filed by: Attorney Leddy, Michael J.
  6. Letter Sent Sent To: Plaintiff Rheaume, Allen
  7. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Leddy, Michael J.
  8. Entry Regarding Motion - Denied (Judicial Officer: Spero, Navah C)
  9. Sent to Case Parties
  10. Motion with Judge (Judicial Officer: Spero, Navah C)
  11. Motion Filed by: Plaintiff Rheaume, Allen Index # 2
  12. Letter Sent Sent To: Plaintiff Rheaume, Allen
  13. Notice to Parties Recipients: Attorney Leddy, Michael J.
  14. Notice to File ADR Stipulation Sent to Parties Sent To: Attorney Leddy, Michael J.; Plaintiff Rheaume, Allen
  15. Sent to Case Parties
  16. Certificate of Service Filed by: Attorney Leddy, Michael J. Party for: Plaintiff Rheaume, Allen
  17. Answer Filed by: Attorney Leddy, Michael J.
  18. Jury Trial Request - Civil Filed by: Attorney Leddy, Michael J.
  19. Notice of Attorney's Appearance Filed by: Attorney Leddy, Michael J. Representing: Defendant Connors, Katarzyna; Defendant St. Albans City Police Department
  20. Return of Service - Complaint Filed by: Plaintiff Rheaume, Allen Party Served: Defendant Connors, Katarzyna
  21. Return of Service - Complaint Filed by: Plaintiff Rheaume, Allen Party Served: Defendant St. Albans City Police Department
  22. Letter Sent Sent To: Plaintiff Rheaume, Allen
  23. Summons Issued Issued for: Defendant Connors, Katarzyna; Defendant St. Albans City Police Department
  24. Application to Waive Filing and Service Fees Granted (Judicial Officer: Spero, Navah C) Party: Plaintiff Rheaume, Allen
  25. Application to Waive Filing and Service Fees Filed by: Plaintiff Rheaume, Allen Index # 1

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