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Court

Clark Court

Nevada

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Case Information

Filed 2025-08-04
Type Negligence Auto
Docket 19 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Ha, Jung Sook
Defendant Jamieson, Rafael
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Judge

Hon.  Israel, Ronald J.

Clark County (NV)

Nevada

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Docket Entries

  1. Jury Trial (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Israel, Ronald J.)
  2. Demand for Jury Trial Doc ID# 2 [2] Demand for Jury Trial
  3. Initial Appearance Fee Disclosure Doc ID# 3 [3] Initial Appearance Fee Disclosure
  4. Summons Electronically Issued - Service Pending Doc ID# 4 [4] Summons
  5. Affidavit of Service Doc ID# 5 [5] Affidavit of Service - Rafael Jamieson
  6. Answer Doc ID# 6 [6] Defendant Rafael Jamieson's Answer to Plaintiff's Complaint
  7. Demand for Jury Trial Doc ID# 7 [7] Demand for Jury Trial
  8. Initial Appearance Fee Disclosure Doc ID# 8 [8] Initial Appearance Fee Disclosure (NRS Chapter 19)
  9. Request for Exemption From Arbitration Doc ID# 9 [9] Request For Exemption from Arbitration
  10. Commissioners Decision on Request for Exemption - Granted Doc ID# 10 [10] Commissioner's Decision on Request for Exemption - GRANTED
  11. Joint Case Conference Report Doc ID# 11 [11] Joint Case Conference Report
  12. Mandatory Rule 16 Conference Order Doc ID# 12 [12] Order To Appear For Mandatory Discovery Conference
  13. NRCP 16.1 Initial List of Witnesses and Documents Doc ID# 13 [13] Defendant's Initial ECC Disclosure_2025 1010
  14. Audiovisual Transmission Equipment Appearance Request Doc ID# 14 [14] Notice of Intent to Appear by Simultaneous Audiovisual Transmission Equipment
  15. Audiovisual Transmission Equipment Appearance Request Doc ID# 15 [15] Plaintiff's Notice of Intent to Appear by Simultaneous Audiovisual Transmission Equipment
  16. Mandatory Rule 16 Conference (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Israel, Ronald J.) Parties Present Minutes Result: Matter Heard
  17. Scheduling and Trial Order Doc ID# 16 [16] Scheduling Order And Order Setting Civil Jury Trial
  18. Notice of Change of Firm Name Doc ID# 17 [17] Defendant Rafael Jamieson's Notice of Firm Name Change
  19. Pretrial/Calendar Call (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Israel, Ronald J.)

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