2:25-cv-09366 Denyse Stephens v. Frank Bisignano
Case Summary
In the civil matter of Denyse Stephens v. Frank Bisignano, docket number 25-cv-09366, the case is in an early procedural stage. The latest docket entry is a brief filing unrelated to motions or appeals, indicating routine case activity. Specific allegations or claims have not been detailed in the current summary. The case appears to be progressing through standard pretrial procedures. Without additional substantive filings, the precise legal issues and potential remedies remain unspecified at this time.
Stage
Active litigation
Timeline
7 events
Coverage
7 articles
Sources
1
Key Issues
- • Civil dispute
- • Early procedural posture
- • Non-motion brief filed
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Case Timeline
7 events2:25-cv-09810 Emin Carapetian v. Frank Bisignano
In the case of Emin Carapetian v. Frank Bisignano, the court granted an extension of time to file a document. This means one party was given more time to submit required paperwork, which can affect the timeline of the case. Extensions like this help ensure all parties have adequate time to prepare their legal arguments.
5:25-cv-03244 Matthew William Jones v. Frank Bisignano
A new case titled Matthew William Jones v. Frank Bisignano was filed, separate from the existing case Denyse Stephens v. Frank Bisignano. This indicates that Frank Bisignano is involved in multiple legal actions, potentially related in subject or parties. It matters because it could affect how the court manages related cases or influence the overall legal strategy.
2:25-cv-11691 William Patrick Hobson v. Frank Bisignano
In the case of William Patrick Hobson v. Frank Bisignano, the court granted an extension of time for one party to file a required document. This means the party has more time than originally scheduled to submit important paperwork. Extensions like this help ensure all parties have a fair chance to prepare their case.
2:25-cv-09246 David Davison v. Frank Bisignano
In the case of Denyse Stephens versus Frank Bisignano, an appeal was filed related to a separate but connected case, David Davison versus Frank Bisignano. This appeal involves submitting a brief that is not tied to a motion or a direct appeal, indicating ongoing legal arguments. It matters because it shows continued legal challenges involving Frank Bisignano, potentially impacting the outcomes of related cases.
5:25-cv-02907 Diana L. Flores Diaz v. Frank Bisignano
In the case Denyse Stephens v. Frank Bisignano, another related case titled Diana L. Flores Diaz v. Frank Bisignano was referenced or noted. This indicates there may be multiple lawsuits involving the same defendant, Frank Bisignano, which could be connected or relevant to each other.
8:25-cv-02732 Jennifer Loraine Cardoso v. Frank Bisignano
In the case of Denyse Stephens versus Frank Bisignano, another related case titled Jennifer Loraine Cardoso versus Frank Bisignano was noted. This indicates that multiple lawsuits involving Frank Bisignano are being tracked, possibly due to similar claims or legal issues. Recognizing related cases helps courts manage and understand the broader context of ongoing litigation.
2:25-cv-09366 Denyse Stephens v. Frank Bisignano
In the case of Denyse Stephens versus Frank Bisignano, an appeal was filed, which means one party is asking a higher court to review the decision of a lower court. This step is important because it can lead to a reversal or modification of the original ruling. The appeal process ensures that legal errors can be corrected and justice is properly served.
Coverage Timeline
Press Coverage
2:25-cv-09810 Emin Carapetian v. Frank Bisignano
Extension of Time to File Document ( 13
5:25-cv-03244 Matthew William Jones v. Frank Bisignano
2:25-cv-11691 William Patrick Hobson v. Frank Bisignano
Extension of Time to File Document ( 14
2:25-cv-09246 David Davison v. Frank Bisignano
Brief (non-motion non-appeal) ( 22
5:25-cv-02907 Diana L. Flores Diaz v. Frank Bisignano
8:25-cv-02732 Jennifer Loraine Cardoso v. Frank Bisignano
2:25-cv-09366 Denyse Stephens v. Frank Bisignano
Brief (non-motion non-appeal) ( 18