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Court Terminates Pending Motions in Alford v. Plumeri

23-cv-20440
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The court has terminated pending motions in Alford v. Plumeri, docket 23-cv-20440. This administrative action typically follows a settlement, a ruling that moots the motions, or a court order consolidating issues for later resolution. No court has been identified in the available record. The termination of motions does not necessarily end the case — it may simply clear the docket ahead of trial or a dispositive ruling.

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1:23-cv-20440 ALFORD v. PLUMERI et al

Motion · April 20, 2026

The court terminated a pending motion in Alford v. Plumeri et al, case number 1:23-cv-20440. A terminated motion means the court closed out the motion administratively — either because it was resolved, withdrawn, mooted by another ruling, or refiled in corrected form. Without the underlying motion details, the precise reason is unclear, but the docket entry signals the motion is no longer active.

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  • • Basis for motion termination
  • • Whether case has settled or remains active
  • • Nature of underlying dispute between Alford and Plumeri
  • • Next procedural steps
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The court terminated a pending motion in Alford v. Plumeri et al, case number 1:23-cv-20440. A terminated motion means the court closed out the motion administratively — either because it was resolved, withdrawn, mooted by another ruling, o
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Motion April 20, 2026

1:23-cv-20440 ALFORD v. PLUMERI et al

The court terminated a pending motion in Alford v. Plumeri et al, case number 1:23-cv-20440. A terminated motion means the court closed out the motion administratively — either because it was resolved, withdrawn, mooted by another ruling, or refiled in corrected form. Without the underlying motion details, the precise reason is unclear, but the docket entry signals the motion is no longer active.

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