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Northern District of Illinois

In Christensen v. Freedom Mortgage Corporation, Northern District of Illinois, docket 25-cv-01827, the court issued an order on a motion for miscellaneous relief. Details on the motion or ruling are not provided.

District of New Jersey

Interstate Patents, LLC has filed a notice of a different procedural matter (other) in the civil litigation against Waste Connections, Inc. and related parties. The specific nature of the notice is not detailed in the summary.

Northern District of Illinois

German Perez and other plaintiffs sued Evelyns Bakery Inc. and others in the Northern District of Illinois, docket 26-cv-01998. The plaintiffs allege fraudulent business practices, including deceptive marketing and product misrepresentation, seeking damages.

Northern District of Illinois

Lizbeth Yazmin Esma El sued DK Consolidated Investments LLC and others in the Northern District of Illinois, docket 26-cv-01303. The court issued a report and recommendation, typically addressing dispositive motions or procedural matters pending final judicial review. The case remains active with key rulings shaping

Southern District of New York

Rochez Matute filed a civil case against Wilson Jr. and others in the Southern District of New York, docket 26-cv-03539. The court issued an Initial Case Management Scheduling Order including Alternative Dispute Resolution deadlines, signaling early case organization and potential mediation efforts. The litigation is

District of New Jersey

Cynthia Sickinger brought a civil suit against Equifax, Inc. and possibly other defendants in the District of New Jersey, docket number 26-cv-00224. The case likely concerns consumer rights or credit reporting issues given Equifax's role. Defendants have filed an Answer to the Complaint, formally responding to the

Central District of California

In Pat Suarez v. Sun King Chang et al, the Central District of California court confirmed proper service of summons and complaint on defendants under docket 26-cv-00290. This procedural step allows the case to proceed, though no details on claims or defenses are available.

Northern District of Illinois

Derrick Tate filed a civil lawsuit against Quest Diagnostics Incorporated and other defendants in the Northern District of Illinois under docket 26-cv-02156. The case involves a dispute related to Quest Diagnostics' services or conduct, though specific allegations remain undisclosed in the available docket

Northern District of Illinois

The case titled USA v. Kim et al, docket number 26-cr-00008, involves a criminal proceeding as indicated by the docket number prefix 'cr'. The available document is a Notice Regarding a Pro Hac Vice Motion, which typically pertains to a request allowing an out-of-state attorney to participate in the case temporarily.

Lakeia Simone Grant, also known as Lakeia Shepperd, was sentenced to over seven years in prison for a COVID-era unemployment insurance fraud scheme. The case involved fraudulent claims during the pandemic, resulting in significant prison time for the defendant from Newport News.

A former NFL player received a 196-month prison sentence for running a $197 million Medicare fraud scheme. He owned a marketing company and controlled eight durable medical equipment companies that sold patient data and fake doctors’ orders for unnecessary orthotic braces. The scheme defrauded Medicare and the

Southern District of Florida

The Southern District of Florida issued an order on a motion for miscellaneous relief in Garcia v. Catholic Health, docket 25-cv-62504. The order addresses procedural or substantive requests outside standard motions. Details on the relief granted or denied were not provided.

Northern District of Illinois

The Northern District of Illinois granted an extension of time in Payne v. Dart, docket 22-cv-01826. The extension allows parties additional time to meet procedural deadlines in this civil case. The court's order supports case management flexibility.

Northern District of Illinois

The Northern District of Illinois granted leave to file a document in BCL-Ruby Development v. Gary, docket 23-cv-04021. The court's permission allows the party to submit additional or corrected filings, which may influence the case's factual or legal record. The nature of the document was not detailed.

Northern District of Illinois

The Northern District of Illinois terminated hearings in the criminal case USA v. Littlejohn, docket 25-cr-50047. The termination order likely concludes or pauses pretrial proceedings, though the reason was not specified. This procedural move may affect case scheduling or strategy.

Northern District of Illinois

The Northern District of Illinois allowed amendment of pleadings in The Abbey Station v. Selective Insurance, docket 24-cv-06612. The court granted leave to amend or correct filings, which may impact the scope or claims of the civil litigation. Specifics of the amendment were not disclosed.

Southern District of Florida

The Southern District of Florida issued a petition and order modifying conditions in the criminal case USA v. Kadish, docket 24-tp-80024. The filings include Forms 12B and 12D, which relate to supervised release or probation modifications. Details on the nature of the modifications were not provided.

Southern District of Florida

USA Seeks Pen Register Device Warrants. The case, filed in the US District Court, has a docket number of 26-mj-02749. The current summary is that a magistrate judge is handling a miscellaneous matter related to warrants, applications, and orders. The case is currently in the warrant phase. The parties involved are the

Southern District of Florida

USA Seeks Pen Register/Trap and Trace Device Warrants. The case, filed in the US District Court, has a docket number of 26-mj-02748. The current summary is that a magistrate judge is handling a miscellaneous matter related to warrants, applications, and orders. The case is currently in the warrant phase. The parties

District of Colorado

This entry duplicates case 16644 — same caption (Luis Alonzo Calixtro v. Markwayne Mullin et al), same docket number (26-cv-01797), and the same 'Immigration 2241 Full Consent' notation. The underlying matter is a Section 2241 habeas petition challenging immigration detention. As with cases 16642 and 16643, this