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Public Notices & the Courts PUBLIC NOTICES B1 DAILY BUSINESS REVIEW THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2021 dailybusinessreview.com & THE COURTS MIAMI-DADE PUBLIC NOTICES BUSINESS LEADS THE COURTS WEB SEARCH FORECLOSURE NOTICES: Notices of Action, NEW CASES FILED: US District Court, circuit court, EMERGENCY JUDGES: Listing of emergency judges Search our extensive database of public notices for Notices of Sale, Tax Deeds B5 family civil and probate cases B2 on duty at night and on weekends in civil, probate, FREE. Search for past, present and future notices in criminal, juvenile circuit and county courts. Also duty Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach. SALES: Auto, warehouse items and other BUSINESS TAX RECEIPTS (OCCUPATIONAL Magistrate and Federal Court Judges B18 properties for sale B11 LICENSES): Names, addresses, phone numbers Simply visit: and type of business of those who have received CALENDARS: Suspensions in Miami-Dade, Broward, https://www.law.com/dailybusinessreview/public-notices/ FICTITIOUS NAMES: Notices of intent business licenses B3 and Palm Beach. Confirmation of judges’ daily motion to register B14 calendars in Miami-Dade B18 To search foreclosure sales by sale date visit: MARRIAGE LICENSES: Name, date of birth FAMILY MATTERS: Marriage dissolutions, adoptions, https://www.law.com/dailybusinessreview/foreclosures/ and city of those issued marriage licenses B3 DIRECTORIES: Addresses, telephone numbers, and termination of parental rights B12 names, and contact information for circuit and CREDIT INFORMATION: Liens filed against PROBATE NOTICES: Notices to Creditors, county courts. B20 individuals and businesses, bankruptcy HOW TO Notices of Administration B12 USE THE INFORMATION NOTICES: Bench and Bar notices of FORECLOSURE INFORMATION: Foreclosure Cases IN THIS SECTION: GENERAL NOTICES: Agencies, municipalities, county, special interest B23 and Foreclosure Sales Summaries B3 If you have questions about state and federal ads of public interest this section or the data listed here or need to publish a public notice BID NOTICES: Upcoming local and government in the Daily Business Review, call: contracts, bid requests for products and services B17 SUBSCRIBERS: To activate your online subscription call: 305.377.3721 in Miami-Dade 954.468.2600 in Broward 877-256-2472 561.820.2060 in Palm Beach The Daily Business Review makes every effort to Nevertheless, we ask that our advertisers scrutinize bearing the cost of republishing any ads or business leads ensure that its public notice advertising is accurate published ads carefully and alert us immediately to any that contain errors. For more information about legal ads and in full compliance with all applicable statutes errors so that we may correct them as soon as possible. in Miami-Dade, call at 305.347.6614 and ordinances, and that its business leads informa- We cannot accept responsibility for mistakes beyond tion is correct. PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES: FROM THE DAILY BUSINESS REVIEW Reprints of Articles/Web Pick Up In the news lately? Share it. Order a one-year license to post the article on your Web site or have full color prints of a Daily Business Review article. Order via email at [email protected] or call 877 257-3382. B2 dailybusinessreview.com THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2021 DAILY BUSINESS REVIEW MIAMI-DADE NEW CASES FILED U.S. DISTRICT 21-cv-61945-RKA, Caplan v. T. 21 18689FC — 19 — Arenas, 21 18735FC — 46 — Shaw, Katrina 21 20954CA — 01 — Nationstar 21 20986CA — 01 — Margarita 21-cv-81741-AHS, Martin v. R. N. ENTERPRISES INC. et al, Alejandro vs Arango, Veronica, dom Nichole vs Burden, Dwann Lamar, Mortgage Llc vs United States Of Duarte vs People’s Trust Insurance Commissioner of Social Security, Altman, 09/15/2021, 443 Civil Rights: 21 18690FC — 18 — Figueroa paternity America Acting Through Secr, Company, Contract/indebt Singhal, 09/15/2021, 864 Social Accommodations, 412182 Americans Juvier, Alberto vs Fonseca Lopez, 21 18741FC — 29 — Cabral, Daniel 21 20955CA — 01 — Deutsche 21 20987CA — 01 — Direct General with Disabilities Act Security: SSID Tit. XVI, 40402 Social Gladys, dom vs Dumas, Jessica, dom Bank National Trust Company (tr) vs Insurance Company vs Amy Security Benefits 21-cv-61944-WPD, Armstrong et 21 18691FC — 29 — namechange, 21 18742FC — 16 — namechange, Pablo Antonio Ycaza Et Al, Mercedes Rodriguez Et Al, Insur 21-cv-81739-DMM, Prepared Food al v. National Specialty Insurance Inre: Hernandez, Ashley Lynette Inre: Nunez, Isabel Krystal 21 20956CA — 01 — Eddy T. Pena Claim Photos, Inc. v. Better Than A Bistro, Company, Dimitrouleas, 09/15/2021, 21 18744FC — 12 — Londono Melo vs Juan Pedro Santos Et Al, LLC et al, Middlebrooks, 09/15/2021, 110 Insurance, 21332 Diversity-Notice 21 18692FC — 29 — Vasquz 21 20988CA — 01 — American 820 Copyright, 10501 Copyright of Removal Herrera, Adarbil Nereida vs Enriqu Arango, Martha Nubia vs Mirabal, Auto Negligence Advisors Group vs Marcene Schafer Infringement 21-cv-61942-WPD, Escoffery et al Rivera, Carlos, domwchild Elias, dom 21 20957CA — 01 — Alfredo Et Al, 21-cv-81738-AMC, THE BEATRICE v. Lexington Insurance Company, 21 18693FC — 12 — Diaz, 21 18747FC — 12 — Linas Bustos, Ferrera Et Al vs American Strategic 21 20989CA — 01 — Bank Of PARKER REVOCABLE TRUST v. ACE Dimitrouleas, 09/15/2021, 110 Christopher Enrique vs Diaz, Marco Ivan vs Iglesias Gonzalez, Insurance Corp, Contract/indebt America Na vs Bertha Garcia Et Al, Insurance Company of the Midwest, Insurance, 21332 Diversity-Notice of Stephanie, dom Lisett, dom 21 20958CA — 01 — Lucelis 21 20990CA — 01 — J&m Ferrick, Cannon, 09/15/2021, 110 Insurance, Removal 21 18696FC — 12 — Davila, Cynthia 21 18748FC — 19 — Villasenor Garces Perez vs Caito Pierre Et Al, Llc Et Al vs Shieldx2, Llc Et Al, 21-cv-61940-RAR, Manrique v. 21446 Notice of Removal Alexandra vs Davila, Carlos, dom Salto, Gabriel vs Arriaga, Hortencia, Auto Negligence Contract/indebt 21-cv-81737-RLR, Martinez-Iera Wal Mart Stores East, LP, Ruiz, 21 18697FC — 07 — Lavrov, Dmytro paternity 21 20959CA — 01 — Adolfo J. 21 20991CA — 01 — Village Of et al v. GlaxoSmithKline LLC et al, 09/15/2021, 360 P.I.: Other, 21332 vs Zhuravlova, Nataliia, dom 21 18750FC — 18 — Andrade- Barreto vs Unique Trucking Express, Doral Lakes Association, Inc. vs Rosenberg, 09/15/2021, 367 Personal Diversity-Personal Injury espinoza, Jeaneth Noelia vs Arias, Injury: Health Care/Pharmaceutical 21-cv-61939-RKA, ESTEVEZ v. 21 18699FC — 38 — Sanchez, Inc Et Al, Auto Negligence Davalos, Jose Nelson, Personal Injury Product Liability, 21332 SPEEDWAY LLC, Altman, 09/15/2021, Maikel vs Parreno Del Rey, Sulay, Gerson Alexander, paternity 21 20960CA — 01 — Luz Pena vs 21 20992CA — 01 — Steven Diversity-Product Liability 442 Civil Rights: Jobs, 21332 Diversity- paternity 21 18751FC — 16 — Oliveira, Peter R Cicale Et Al, Negl Pre Liab Cenephat vs Nordstrom, Inc., 21-cv-81736-RLR, Rodriguez-Otero Notice of Removal 21 18701FC — 12 — Mensah, Kaylee Raphael Mandalho vs Della Justina, 21 20961CA — 01 — Stephanie Security et al v. GlaxoSmithKline LLC et al, Shynell vs Mensah, Nana, Jr., dom Andressa Mendes, dom Silva Et Al vs National Fire & Marine 21 20993CA — 01 — Towngate FAMILY Rosenberg, 09/15/2021, 367 Personal 21 18703FC — 16 — Mendiz, 21 18753FC — 19 — Latigua Insurance Company, Contract/indebt Villas Homeowners Association, 21 18656FC — 38 — Titus-simms, Injury: Health Care/Pharmaceutical Guillermo Antonio vs Juscamaita Olive, Lianne vs Mendez, Ernesto, 21 20962CA — 01 — Yusely Castillo Inc. vs Delgado Ramirez, Rudens, Personal Injury Product Liability, 21332 Alicia vs Simms, Mervin, dom Avalos, Katia, domwchild paternity vs Xnp Llc, Negl Pre Liab 21 20994CA — 01 — Daymel Diversity-Product Liability 21 18657FC — 01 — Escudero, 21 18704FC — 46 — Howard, 21 18755FC — 39 — Velasco, 21 20963CA — 01 — Student Loan Rodriguez vs Geovera Specialty 21-cv-81735-RLR, Morant v. Maria Alejandra vs Escudero, Jaime Dwight Lydell vs Thimotee, Yvelaine Adriana I vs Avdolov, Benjamin, Solutions, Llc vs Tian Anthony Insurance Company, Contract/ Boehringer Ingelheim Corporation et al, Nicolas, dom Netsey, uresa dom Brown, Contract/indebt indebt Rosenberg, 09/15/2021, 367 Personal 21 18658FC — 02 — Gagnon, Injury: Health Care/Pharmaceutical 21 18705FC — 46 — Perez, 21 18757FC — 18 — Bastien, 21 20964CA — 01 — Maykel 21 20995CA — 01 — Monica Lawrence J vs Peron, Sabrina, Personal Injury Product Liability, 21332 Michelle Marie vs Schneider, Tyler Ketsia vs Bastien, Luc, dom Mendoza Eiras Et Al vs Progressive Gabriel Et Al vs Western World domwchild Diversity-Product Liability Reis, childsupp 21 18758FC — 02 — Lebron Ortiz, American Insurance Company, Auto Insurance Company, Insur Claim 21 18659FC — 16 — Yarbrough, 21-cv-81734-AHS, Panitz v. Hartford 21 18706FC — 46 — Collie, Joshua Samary M vs Paredes Gonzalez, Negligence 21 20996CA — 01 — Luis Alejandro Deandre Chavez vs Garner, Quiana Insurance Company of the Midwest, Jarvis vs Garland, Jaimie Marie, Luis A, dom 21 20965CA — 01 — Luis Alberto Alvarez vs Sunshine Life & Health Mone, paternity Singhal, 09/15/2021, 110 Insurance, childsupp 21 18759FC — 12 — Villanueva, Irel Fundora vs Progressive Select Advisors Llc, Misc Complaint 21332 Diversity-Notice of Removal 21 18660FC — 07 — Martinez- 21 18708FC — 46 — Alvarez, vs Spatuzzi Linares, Aranzat E, dom Insurance Company, Auto Negligence 21 20997CA — 01 — Beach Club 21-cv-81733-WPD, Samaroo v. ramos, Reyna vs Ramos, Alejandro, Alberto vs Alvarez, Hope O, 21 18760FC — 33 — Guerra Castro, 21 20966CA — 01 — Collins Towers Villas Condominium, Inc. vs The Walmart Stores East, L.P.,
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