9:25-cv-80979 Terrance Kwiatkowski, P.C. et al v. RRML Capital Resources, LLC et al
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Terrance Kwiatkowski, P.C. and co-plaintiffs filed suit against RRML Capital Resources, LLC and co-defendants in a case docketed as 25-cv-80979. The court has issued a status report order, placing the case in an active case management phase. The involvement of a professional corporation and a capital resources entity suggests a commercial dispute — likely involving a financing arrangement, breach of contract, or fraud. The status report order indicates the court is actively managing the timeline.
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Order · April 20, 2026
The court issued an order.
description View filingA status report order dropped on April 20, 2026, in Terrance Kwiatkowski, P.C. et al v. RRML Capital Resources, LLC et al, docket 25-cv-80979.
The court directed the parties to file a status report — a standard early-stage move that tells the judge where things stand before scheduling kicks in.
The case is active but thin on public detail. No judge has been assigned. The filing date is not yet in the record.
The core dispute between Kwiatkowski's firm and RRML Capital Resources, LLC has not been spelled out in available docket entries.
What the caption suggests: a professional services firm on one side, a capital resources company on the other. That pairing typically signals a fee dispute, a breach of contract claim, or a fight over a financial transaction gone wrong. Nothing in the current record confirms which.
The status report order is the only substantive event on the docket so far. Until the parties respond and a judge comes on board, the case is essentially in a holding pattern.
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The court issued an order.
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