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Oakland Co

Michigan

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Case Information

Filed 2025-07-14
Type Nf
Docket 33 entries

Parties

Plaintiff None|Alabdly Maha
Defendant Allstate Fire & Casualty Ins C
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Judge

Hon. Jacob J Cunningham

Oakland County (MI)

Michigan

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Docket Entries

  1. COMPLAINT FILED
  2. MIFILE PROOF OF SERVICE FILED
  3. MIFILE PROOF OF SERVICE FILED
  4. MIFILE PROOF OF SERVICE FILED
  5. WITNESS LIST FILED /EXH/POS/PLF
  6. MIFILE PROOF OF SERVICE FILED
  7. MIFILE PROOF OF SERVICE FILED
  8. RESPONSE FILED TO ALLSTATE REQ FOR ADM/PLF
  9. MIFILE PROOF OF SERVICE FILED
  10. REQUEST FILED FOR ADMISSIONS/POS/DFT
  11. MIFILE PROOF OF SERVICE FILED
  12. MIFILE PROOF OF SERVICE FILED
  13. NOTICE FILED TAKING DEP/POS
  14. SCHEDULING ORDER FILED
  15. SCHEDULING ORDER WRITTEN
  16. 12/26/2025 EXPERT DATE.
  17. 12/26/2025 WITNESS DATE.
  18. 03/26/2026 MOTION DATE.
  19. 01/23/2026 DISCOVERY DATE.
  20. 03/26/2026 PRETRIAL.
  21. 05/14/2026 TRIAL DATE.
  22. DATE SET FOR PRETRIAL ON 03262026 08 30 AM
  23. DATE SET FOR TRIAL ON 05142026 08 30 AM
  24. RESPONSE FILED TO DFT AFM/POS/PLF
  25. MIFILE PROOF OF SERVICE FILED
  26. JURY DEMAND FILED /POS/PLF
  27. MIFILE PROOF OF SERVICE FILED
  28. ANSWER TO COMPLAINT FILED /AFM/DFT
  29. MIFILE PROOF OF SERVICE FILED
  30. JURY DEMAND FILED
  31. APPEARANCE FILED DFT/POS
  32. P/S ON SUMMONS FILED 07/21/25
  33. SUMMONS ISSUED

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