Fresh Express files certificate of service for defendants' initial disclosures

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Fresh Express Incorporated filed a certificate of service confirming that it served defendants with initial disclosures. This filing complies with procedural requirements to share relevant information early in the litigation.

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• • Certificate of service
• • Initial disclosures
• • Litigation procedural compliance

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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE to Defendants' Initial Disclosures by Fresh Express Incorporated.(Krouse, Katherine) (Entered:

Other · May 11, 2026

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Other May 11, 2026

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE to Defendants' Initial Disclosures by Fresh Express Incorporated.(Krouse, Katherine) (Entered: 06/20/2023)

Fresh Express Incorporated filed a Certificate of Service confirming that it served its Initial Disclosures to the defendants on June 20, 2023. This filing shows that Fresh Express complied with its discovery obligations by formally notifying the defendants of the evidence it intends to use. It matters because it marks a procedural step that keeps the case moving forward and sets the stage for further discovery and litigation.