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Case Information

Filed 2024-12-23
Type Personal Injury
Docket 43 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Test, Logan B|Bowhser, Samantha R
Defendant Ford, Richard M|Hastings Mutual Insurance Company|Progressive Specialty Insurance Company

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. REFUND OF PARTIAL DEPOSIT TO (TEXT) IN THE AMOUNT OF $
  2. CIVIL FILING FEE
  3. CIVIL CASE INFORMATION SHEET FILED
  4. INSTRUCTIONS FOR SERVICE FILED;
  5. CHARGE FOR CERTIFIED MAIL
  6. SUMMONS FEE
  7. SUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  8. SUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  9. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE FILED; (NAME) ENTERS APPEARANCE ON BEHALF OF (PTF/DEF)
  10. SUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  11. FEES FOR COUNTERCLAIM - CROSSCLAIM WITH SERVICE ASSESSED AS COST FILED
  12. ANSWER FILED;
  13. CHARGE FOR CERTIFIED MAIL
  14. SUMMONS FEE
  15. SUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  16. ANSWER FILED;
  17. FAX FEE DUE FROM
  18. ANSWER FILED;
  19. SUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  20. FAX FEE DUE FROM
  21. FEES FOR COUNTERCLAIM - CROSSCLAIM ASSESSED AS COST FILED
  22. HEARING SET
  23. MAGISTRATE'S ORDER SETTING TELPHONE PRETRIAL SCHEDULING CONFERENCE FILED; THE ABOVE CAPTIONED MATTER
  24. ANSWER FILED;
  25. RULE 26(F) REPORT OF THE PARTIES FILED;
  26. UNSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  27. NOTICE OF FAILURE OF SERVICE FILED
  28. NOTICE OF SUBMISSION FILED;
  29. INITIAL DISCLOSURE FILED;
  30. HEARING SET
  31. HEARING SET
  32. HEARING SET
  33. MAGISTRATE'S CASE MANAGEMENT ORDER FILED;
  34. MAGISTRATE'S ORDER OF REFERRAL TO MEDIATION AND SCHEDULING ENTRY FILED;
  35. DISCLOSURE OF EXPERT WITNESSES
  36. STATUS OF MEDIATION FILED:
  37. MAGISTRATES NOTICE FILED
  38. NOTICE OF DISMISSAL
  39. DISMISSAL ENTRY FILED;
  40. HB 197 (03-22-2013) - 1 DOLLAR COMPUTERIZATION CHARGE FOR: JOURNALIZING, INDEXING,MAKING COMPLETE
  41. ITEMIZED BILL
  42. ITEMIZED BILL
  43. REFUND OF PARTIAL DEPOSIT TO (TEXT) IN THE AMOUNT OF $

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