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Court

Florida Civitech Unified Court

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2025-08-26
Status OPEN
Type Other Discrimination Employment/other
Docket 38 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Colon Mary W|Randolph, Nekia
Defendant Alliance Paving Llc
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Judge

Hon. Young Brandon John

Calhoun County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. TRANSFER LETTER FROM LEON
  2. UNIFORM ORDER SETTING CASE FOR JURY/PRETRIAL
  3. ANSWER TO INITIAL COMPLAINT
  4. ORDER SETTING CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE
  5. UNIFORM ORDER
  6. SUMMONS
  7. RETURN OF SERVICE
  8. ORDER TO TRANSFER
  9. RECEIPT
  10. RECEIPT
  11. NOTICE OF UNAVAILIBILITY
  12. NOTICE OF HEARING
  13. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  14. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  15. MOTION TO TRANSFER
  16. MOTION FOR EXTENSION
  17. CIVIL COVER SHEET
  18. COMPLAINT
  19. CASE SUMMARY
  20. ORDER ON DEFENDANT'S MOTION TO TRANSFER VENUE
  21. NOTICE THAT CASE HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED TO CALHOUN COUNTY
  22. Certificate MAIL RECEIPT
  23. NOTICE OF FILING TRANSFER LETTER
  24. NOTICE OF HEARING
  25. MOTION TO TRANSFER VENUE
  26. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE AND DESIGNATION OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY E-MAIL ADDRESSES
  27. MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME
  28. NOTICE OF UNAVAILABILITY
  29. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE AND DESIGNATION OF EMAIL ADDRESSES
  30. RETURN OF SERVICE SERVED
  31. NOTICE OF FILING UNIFORM ORDER FOR ACTIVE, DIFFERENTIAL CIVIL CASE MANAGEMENT
  32. RECEIPT
  33. CIVIL COVER SHEET
  34. COMPLAINT
  35. SUMMONS
  36. CIVIL COVER SHEET
  37. DOCKET SUMMARY
  38. ORDER ON DEFENDANT'S MOTION TO TRANSFER VENUE

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