Intertainment Licensing requests immediate status and trial setting conference
Case Summary
Plaintiff Intertainment Licensing filed a request for an immediate status and trial setting conference. This filing aimed to expedite the court's scheduling process amid ongoing case management.
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- • Request for status conference
- • Trial scheduling
- • Plaintiff initiative
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REQUEST filed by plaintiff Intertainment Lic for immediate status and trial setting conference (mt) (Entered:
Other · May 10, 2026
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1 eventREQUEST filed by plaintiff Intertainment Lic for immediate status and trial setting conference (mt) (Entered: 09/24/2003)
Plaintiff Intertainment Lic filed a request on September 24, 2003, asking the court to schedule an immediate status and trial setting conference. This move aims to accelerate the case timeline by prompting the court to set key dates for case management and trial. It signals the plaintiff's intent to push the case forward without delay.
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