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Court

Cuyahoga County

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2025-12-31
Status INACTIVE
Type Tort Consumer Relief
Docket 16 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Shueon Mallory
Defendant Checkr
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Judge

Hon. Michael P Shaughnessy

Cuyahoga County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. COMPLAINT FILED. SERVICE REQUEST - SUMMONS BY CERTIFIED MAIL TO THE DEFENDANT(S).
  2. JUDGMENT ENTRY(59476920) SENT BY EMAIL. TO: CHAD J. KALDOR [email protected]
  3. PURSUANT TO NOTICE OF REMOVAL (TITLE 28 U.S. CODE 1441, ET SEQ.) (FILED 01/29/2026), THE CAPTIONED CASE IS TRANSFERRED TO UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT (CASE NO. 1:26-CV-00232) AND THIS COURT SHALL PROCEED NO FURTHER UNLESS AND UNTIL THE CASE IS REMANDED. COURT COSTS ASSESSED TO THE PLAINTIFF(S). PURSUANT TO CIV.R. 58(B), THE CLERK OF COURTS IS DIRECTED TO SERVE THIS JUDGMENT IN A MANNER PRESCRIBED BY CIV.R. 5(B). THE CLERK MUST INDICATE ON THE DOCKET THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF ALL PARTIES, THE METHOD OF SERVICE, AND THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS SERVICE. NOTICE ISSUED
  4. NOTICE FILED BY D1 CHECKR ATTORNEY CHAD J. KALDOR 0079957 DEFENDANT'S NOTICE TO STATE COURT OF REMOVAL
  5. CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT NO. 59122450 RETURNED BY U.S. MAIL DEPARTMENT 01/09/2026 CHECKR MAIL RECEIVED AT ADDRESS 01/14/2026 TENDERED TO AGENT FOR FINAL DELIVERY
  6. SUMS COMPLAINT(59122450) SENT BY CERTIFIED MAIL. TO: CHECKR 1 MONTGOMERY ST SUITE 2400 SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94104-0000
  7. WRIT FEE
  8. JUDGE MICHAEL P SHAUGHNESSY ASSIGNED (RANDOM)
  9. LEGAL RESEARCH
  10. LEGAL AID
  11. COURT SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND
  12. COMPUTER FEE
  13. CLERK'S FEE
  14. LEGAL NEWS
  15. AFFIDAVIT OF INDIGENCY, FILED
  16. CASE FILED

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