Attorney Lee Nolan Jacobs files civil cover sheet after case transfer from SDNY

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The civil cover sheet was filed by Attorney Lee Nolan Jacobs after the case transfer from the Southern District of New York. This filing completes a key procedural requirement necessary for case processing and scheduling. The cover sheet identifies the nature of the case and parties involved.

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• • Civil cover sheet filing
• • Procedural compliance
• • Case identification

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CIVIL COVER SHEET filed..(Jacobs, Lee) Transferred from New York Southern on 4/14/2026. (Entered: 03/05/2026)

Other · May 13, 2026

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Other May 13, 2026

CIVIL COVER SHEET filed..(Jacobs, Lee) Transferred from New York Southern on 4/14/2026. (Entered: 03/05/2026)

The court received a civil cover sheet for the case involving Lee Jacobs. The case was transferred from the Southern District of New York to another court on April 14, 2026, but the cover sheet was filed earlier on March 5, 2026. This transfer signals a change in jurisdiction which could affect case management and local rules.