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Central District of California

Jeffrey J. filed a case against Collective Health Administrators, LLC and others in the Central District of California, docket 25-cv-04422. The case is in early stages with no public summary available yet.

A conference was held in an unspecified case with unknown court and docket details. Conferences typically address scheduling, discovery disputes, or settlement talks to manage case progress.

A request for issuance of summons was filed. No further details are provided about the defendant or claims involved. Issuance of summons initiates service of process to notify a defendant of the lawsuit.

A notice of voluntary dismissal was filed. No details are available about the party dismissing or the claims dismissed. Voluntary dismissal ends a party's claims without court ruling on the merits.

Proposed voir dire questions were submitted to the court. The filing does not specify the questions or the case context. Voir dire questions aim to screen potential jurors for bias before trial.

Consent to become party plaintiff was filed. No further information is provided about the consenting party or the underlying claims. Such consent indicates a party's agreement to join litigation as a plaintiff.

A request to charge was submitted to the court. The filing lacks specifics about the requested jury instructions or the case context. Requests to charge typically seek the court's guidance on legal standards for the jury.

A witness list was filed in the case. No details are available regarding the witnesses or their expected testimony. Witness lists are standard pretrial disclosures identifying individuals who may testify at trial.

An exhibit was submitted as part of the case record. The filing lacks additional information about the exhibit's content or relevance. Exhibits typically support claims or defenses by providing evidence.

A notice of service was filed in the case. No further details or context are provided about the nature of the service or the parties involved. The filing likely pertains to the delivery of documents or evidence to opposing counsel or the court.

The clerk's office documented repeat filings for debtor Natalie Guerra under Chapter 13, case number 25-10801, filed in the Southern District of Florida. The case was filed on January 25, 2025, dismissed on October 7, 2025, and subsequently closed on January 8, 2026. This record highlights procedural history relevant

The court received the filing fee of $313 for a Chapter 13 Voluntary Petition under case number 26-12202. This payment was recorded with receipt number A47604062 by the U.S. Treasury. The filing fee confirms the debtor's initiation of bankruptcy proceedings under Chapter 13.

Northern District of California

Lozano Maldonado v. SSA Commissioner in the Northern District of California proceeds with an in forma pauperis status. This allows the plaintiff to continue without paying court fees due to financial hardship.

Northern District of California

USA v. Camacho et al is a criminal case in the Northern District of California. The docket references a payment record card, suggesting financial or restitution issues may be involved in the prosecution.

Northern District of California

The Northern District of California dismissed Bradshaw v. Office of the Inspector General MI5. The dismissal ended the plaintiff's claims against the government agency without further proceedings.

Northern District of California

Taurus Marine, Inc. filed a notice of attorney substitution in the Northern District of California. This procedural change signals new legal representation but no substantive case developments.

Northern District of California

Al-Kubaisi v. Peet's Coffee, Inc. in the Northern District of California is in early procedural stages. A clerk's notice regarding consent or declination to magistrate judge jurisdiction was filed.

Northern District of California

USA v. Branch is a criminal case in the Northern District of California. The parties filed a stipulation and proposed order, likely addressing procedural or evidentiary matters.

Northern District of California

Smahi v. STMicroelectronics, Inc. in the Northern District of California is in active litigation. A court transcript was filed, reflecting ongoing evidentiary or procedural hearings.

Western District of Washington

Chase v. Global Credit Union settled in the Western District of Washington. The parties filed a notice of settlement, resolving the dispute outside of court.