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Explore the full federal litigation docket tracked by Juryvine. Our database covers filings across all 94 federal district courts, 13 circuit courts of appeals, and the Supreme Court — kept current from primary court records. Filter by case type, status, or court level to find the cases that matter to your practice.

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District of Massachusetts

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This entry duplicates the Yazicioglu v. Riordan et al case, with the latest activity being the issuance of summons. The procedural posture remains at the outset of litigation, with no further substantive information provided. The case awaits further filings and responses.

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Southern District of New York

Active Active litigation

In Colina Montero v. Samund et al, docket number 24-cv-08444 in the Southern District of New York, the court granted an extension for briefing. This procedural order allows the parties additional time to submit response and reply briefs, ensuring thorough argument presentation before decision.

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Southern District of New York

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Smith v. New Rochelle Police Department et al, docket number 24-cv-09899 in the Southern District of New York, includes an internet citation. This suggests the case involves digital evidence or online procedural matters, though the exact impact on the litigation is unclear.

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Southern District of New York

Active Active litigation

Tixelema v. Sajni N Sons Corp. et al, docket number 25-cv-01942 in the Southern District of New York, was referred to a magistrate judge. The referral typically supports pretrial management, discovery oversight, or resolution of specific motions to streamline the case.

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Southern District of New York

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The court issued an order on a motion to authorize certain actions in Kraft v. The Arena Group Holdings Inc. et al, docket number 24-cv-02619 in the Southern District of New York. The order governs procedural or substantive steps the parties may take, though specific details remain undisclosed.

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Southern District of New York

Active Active litigation

In Scott v. Carrington Mortgage Services, LLC et al, docket number 25-cv-07138 in the Southern District of New York, the plaintiff filed a voluntary dismissal. This action typically ends the case without prejudice, allowing the plaintiff to potentially refile or settle outside court.

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Southern District of New York

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The United States Court of Appeals mandate was transmitted to the district court in Crowe v. Capra, docket number 22-cv-02274 in the Southern District of New York. This transmission marks the conclusion of appellate review and returns the case to the district court for further proceedings or enforcement of the

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Southern District of New York

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Efrain Jimenez filed a civil lawsuit against Martin O'Malley in the Southern District of New York, docket number 24-cv-01383. The case involves disputes over attorney fees, with motions or court orders addressing legal costs currently active in the docket.

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District of New Jersey

Active Active litigation

This case involves PREZA and others as plaintiffs against BROAD FINANCIAL LLC. The docket indicates recent procedural activity with the addition of pro hac vice counsel, allowing an out-of-state attorney to participate in the case. No substantive details about the claims or issues are currently available.

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District of Columbia

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DUBOSE v. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA et al is a civil case with no current summary details available. The involvement of a university suggests potential claims related to education, employment, or civil rights, but specifics are not provided. The case status and issues remain unclear at this time.

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District of Columbia

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In HOWARD v. GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY et al, the court issued an order on a motion for leave to file, indicating procedural developments in the case. The motion likely pertains to allowing additional pleadings or amendments, which can impact the scope of the litigation. The case involves parties including a

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District of New Jersey

Active Active litigation

This case is a duplicate filing of MERCH TRAFFIC, LLC v. DOES 1-100, also involving a preliminary injunction motion. The facts and procedural posture mirror case 4808, focusing on preventing alleged harm by unidentified defendants. The court's consideration of the injunction is a critical early step in the litigation.

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District of Columbia

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Forsyth v. Club at Morningside Inc et al involves a summons returned as to a private individual or business defendant, indicating service of process has been completed. The case likely concerns a dispute involving private parties, possibly related to contractual or property matters.

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District of Massachusetts

Active Active litigation

In Matthews v. Massachusetts Department of Transitional Assistance et al., the court has issued an order appointing counsel for the plaintiff. This suggests the plaintiff may lack representation and the court recognizes the need for legal assistance, possibly due to the complexity or nature of the claims.

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