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Kyle Harrell v. Central States Trucking Co., et al.
Date: 04-10-2024
Case Number: 4:21-cv-00301
Judge: R. Stan Baker
Court: United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia (Chatham County)
Plaintiff's Attorney: Bradley Scott Robinson and Richard A. Staggard
Defendant's Attorney: Patrick Nish Arndt and Michael D. Hostetter
This case was filed in the Superior Court of Chatham County, SPCV21-00912-CO, and was removed to federal court by Central States Trucking Co. et al.
Under the law in Georgia, a tort is an "unlawful violation of a private legal right,†and negligence is one of several types of torts. Negligence describes a situation where an individual fails to exercise the necessary duty of care and as a result another individual becomes injured or property becomes damaged.
04/10/2024 Case Closed Administratively. (gmh) (Entered: 04/10/2024)
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What was the outcome of Kyle Harrell v. Central States Trucking Co., et al.?
The outcome was: 04/10/2024 91 ORDER directing the Clerk of Court to administratively close this action. If the parties fail to file a dismissal (or, if necessary, move to reopen the case) within 45 days, the Court will sua sponte dismiss the case with prejudice. (Compliance due by 5/25/2024.) Signed by District Judge R. Stan Baker on 4/10/2024. (gmh) (Entered: 04/10/2024) 04/10/2024 Case Closed Administratively. (gmh) (Entered: 04/10/2024)
Which court heard Kyle Harrell v. Central States Trucking Co., et al.?
This case was heard in United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia (Chatham County), GA. The presiding judge was R. Stan Baker.
Who were the attorneys in Kyle Harrell v. Central States Trucking Co., et al.?
Plaintiff's attorney: Bradley Scott Robinson and Richard A. Staggard. Defendant's attorney: Patrick Nish Arndt and Michael D. Hostetter.
When was Kyle Harrell v. Central States Trucking Co., et al. decided?
This case was decided on April 10, 2024.