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Northern District of California

The Northern District of California denied a motion to adjourn a scheduled conference in Angel v. Screen International Security Services, Ltd., docket number 26-cv-01276. The denial maintains the existing procedural timeline. The underlying dispute and claims remain unspecified in the available record.

Northern District of Illinois

Audra Karim filed a civil lawsuit against the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) in the Northern District of Illinois, docket number 25-cv-11929. The case currently involves procedural or evidentiary motions, but specific claims or relief sought remain undisclosed. The dispute appears to

A Proposed Order is a draft court order submitted for judicial approval, often accompanying motions or settlements. It outlines the relief the moving party seeks. No court or docket details are provided.

This motion seeks to extend the deadline for filing schedules, statements, or Chapter 12 or 13 plans in a bankruptcy proceeding. Extensions affect case timing and creditor rights. No court or docket information is available.

A Sell and Notice of Motion document typically requests court approval to sell assets during bankruptcy or litigation. This filing initiates court consideration of asset disposition. Court and docket details are not specified.

The Statement of Intent is a bankruptcy filing where a debtor declares plans regarding secured property, such as surrender or redemption. This document guides creditor and court expectations. No court or docket information is provided.

The Chapter 11 Monthly Operating Report (UST Form 11-MOR) provides the court and creditors with financial updates on a debtor's operations during bankruptcy. This report is routine in Chapter 11 cases to monitor ongoing business viability. Court and docket details are unspecified.

This filing involves Chapter 7 bankruptcy statements concerning monthly income and exemption presumption of abuse. These documents are standard in bankruptcy proceedings to assess debtor eligibility and financial status. No specific court or docket information is available.

No docket activity or case event was recorded under this entry. The absence of information prevents assessment of case status or issues.

The court or debtor withdrew a prior non-compliance designation. This suggests the party addressed earlier procedural deficiencies or met required conditions.

The case opened with a voluntary petition under Chapter 13 bankruptcy. This initiates the debtor's attempt to reorganize debts under court supervision and a repayment plan.

The debtor filed an amended voluntary petition, updating information in their bankruptcy filing. Amendments can correct errors or provide additional disclosures required by the court.

A Chapter 13 meeting of creditors was held, a routine step in bankruptcy proceedings. This meeting allows creditors to question the debtor about their financial situation and repayment plan.

The parties filed a stipulation of dismissal, signaling agreement to end the case or a claim within it. This typically resolves the dispute without trial or further litigation.

A notice was filed in the case, indicating communication to parties or the court. The nature of the notice is unspecified, so its impact on case progress is unclear.

The case was assigned or reassigned to a judge or court division. This procedural step indicates a change in case management but does not reflect substantive developments.

Northern District of California

Apple, Inc. moved to terminate hearings in its lawsuit against Starr Surplus Lines Insurance Company in the Northern District of California. The motion's basis is not detailed in the summary.

Northern District of California

In the Northern District of California, plaintiff Baker requested an extension to file documents under a pretrial scheduling order. The motion seeks additional time to meet court deadlines.

Northern District of California

PayPal, Inc. sued Anderson Cargo Services, LLC and others in the Northern District of California. The case involves complex commercial disputes requiring judicial intervention.

Central District of California

Emerging Manager Platform (2) Ltd. filed suit against Weiss et al. in the Central District of California. The complaint seeks judicial resolution of undisclosed claims.