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Warren County

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2026-01-13
Status OPEN
Type Other Torts
Docket 21 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Powell, John H
Defendant Mccoy, Chelsea
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Judge

Hon. ROBERT W PEELER

Warren County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. CASE FILED 01/13/2026 CASE NUMBER 26CV100157
  2. ANSWER OF DEFENDANT, STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY JURY DEMAND ENDORSED HEREON
  3. STIPULATION TO EXTEND ANSWER DATE
  4. SUCCESSFUL SERVICE SUMMONS BY CERTIFIED MAIL ISSUED 01/15/26 TO: MCCOY, CHELSEA; SIGNED LON WEBB ON 01/21/26
  5. SUCCESSFUL SERVICE SUMMONS BY CERTIFIED MAIL ISSUED 01/15/26 TO: STATE FARM FIRE & CASUALTY COMPANY; SIGNED BY BRIAN GREGORY ON 01/20/26
  6. CERTIFIED MAIL TRACKING INFORMATION - SEE SCAN IMAGES FOR TRACKING NUMBERS
  7. CERTIFIED MAIL TRACKING INFORMATION - SEE SCAN IMAGES FOR TRACKING NUMBERS
  8. CERTIFIED MAIL TRACKING INFORMATION - SEE SCAN IMAGES FOR TRACKING NUMBERS
  9. CERTIFIED MAIL TRACKING INFORMATION - SEE SCAN IMAGES FOR TRACKING NUMBERS
  10. SUMMONS ISSUED. REASON: COMPLAINT
  11. SUMMONS ISSUED. REASON: COMPLAINT
  12. SUMMONS ISSUED. REASON: COMPLAINT
  13. SUMMONS ISSUED. REASON: COMPLAINT
  14. SENT TO BE SERVED SUMMONS BY CERTIFIED MAIL ISSUED TO: STATE FARM FIRE & CASUALTY COMPANY
  15. SENT TO BE SERVED SUMMONS BY CERTIFIED MAIL ISSUED TO: LIBERTY SAVINGS BANK FSB EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLAN
  16. SENT TO BE SERVED SUMMONS BY CERTIFIED MAIL ISSUED TO: MCCOY, CHELSEA
  17. SENT TO BE SERVED SUMMONS BY CERTIFIED MAIL ISSUED TO: VEAL, MIKAA
  18. FILE FOLDER LABEL
  19. ATTORNEY: DIEHL, THOMAS J ASSIGNED
  20. COMPLAINT
  21. JUDGE PEELER, ROBERT W.: ASSIGNED

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