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Court

Clermont County

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2025-08-11
Status Open
Type Cvd Workers Compensation
Docket 60 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Helbling, Jacob B
Defendant Dornbach, James R|Administrator Bureau Of Workers Compensation
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Judge

Hon. Brock Anthony W

Clermont County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. 01/18/2026
  2. Scheduling conference held
  3. Status conference held
  4. Status conference held
  5. CPAPP - CPAPP - Notice of Appeal, filed
  6. COMP-NF - Complaint, filed (No fees)
  7. ATTACH - Attachments
  8. CLAS - Classification form, filed
  9. CLFEE - Clerk's fee for indexing
  10. DEP120 - DEP120 - Deposit Received (CV)
  11. POST-CV - Costs: Certified mail
  12. SUCCESS - Successful Service (Civil Case)
  13. SUCCESS - Successful Service (Civil Case)
  14. RESP - Response filed
  15. APP - Notice of appearance, filed
  16. MOTI - Motion Filed
  17. PPH - Fee for preparation notice and page fee
  18. SUCCESS - Successful Service (Civil Case)
  19. FAIL - CIVIL Failure of service/Requester
  20. WRRE - Written request for service
  21. COM4 - Certificate of mailing-regular US mail/postage - 18 pages and above
  22. PRAE - Praecipe filed in Civil case
  23. POST-CV - Costs: Certified mail
  24. STCO - Status conference held
  25. ENCO - ENCO - Entry of Continuance filed
  26. PPH - Fee for preparation notice and page fee
  27. SUCCESS - Successful Service (Civil Case)
  28. NOT - NOT - Notice filed
  29. ANSW - Answer filed
  30. MOTI - Motion Filed
  31. NOTA - Notice of Appearance
  32. NOT - NOT - Notice filed
  33. INST - Instructions to the Clerk filed
  34. POST-CV - Costs: Certified mail
  35. INST - Instructions to the Clerk filed
  36. POST-CV - Costs: Certified mail
  37. SUCCESS - Successful Service (Civil Case)
  38. SUCCESS - Successful Service (Civil Case)
  39. SUCCESS - Successful Service (Civil Case)
  40. SUCCESS - Successful Service (Civil Case)
  41. STCO - Status conference held
  42. ENCO - ENCO - Entry of Continuance filed
  43. PPH - Fee for preparation notice and page fee
  44. SUB - Notice of substitution of counsel, filed
  45. MOTD - Motion for Default filed, cc: Judge
  46. CTCCV - Copies taxed as cost. (Civil)
  47. MOTI - Motion Filed
  48. MEMO - Memorandum filed
  49. NOTA - Notice of Appearance
  50. MOTI - Motion Filed
  51. MOTI - Motion Filed
  52. HELD - Hearing held as scheduled
  53. SCHOR - Scheduling Order filed;
  54. PPH - Fee for preparation notice and page fee
  55. RESP - Response filed
  56. ANSW - Answer filed
  57. DOW - Disclosure of Witnesses
  58. NODP - Notice of deposition, filed
  59. $392.24
  60. $240.00

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