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DENOTES NEW FORECLOSURE CASE Davis, Middlebrooks, 09/16/2021, Zecca, vs; Universal Property & Negligence L 21-017406 11 Lakeview Loan Liability, 21332 Diversity 422 Bankruptcy Appeal (801), 21-017358 05 Carlos A Herrera, Casualty Insurance Company, 21-017396 05 Kimberly Esperanza Servicing Llc, vs; Phyllis Pires, 21-cv-61947-RS, MMYC, LLC v. 20158 Bankruptcy Appeal from vs; Edison Insurance Company, Contract and Indebtedness Vivas, vs; Thomas Peter Landry, Real Prop Homestead Res Fore M/Y Edge I, Smith, 09/16/2021, 120 Judgment/Order Contract and Indebtedness 21-017386 13 Longisland Auto Negligence =/>$250,000 Contract: Marine, 21333 Admiralty - 21-017359 03 Josiane Gabriel, 21-cv-81748-RLR, Molyn v. Sanofi Investment Group LLC, vs; Christal 21-017397 08 Estate Of Joseph 21-017407 03 Perla McMasters, Services Rendered vs; National Specialty Insurance SA et al, Rosenberg, 09/16/2021, A Nanan, Other Osborne, vs; American Security vs; Richard Michael Knee, Auto Company, Contract and 367 Personal Injury: Health Care/ FAMILY 21-017387 03 Pamela Myers, vs; Insurance Company, Contract and Negligence Indebtedness Pharmaceutical Personal Injury 21-012143 — 44 — Winston Young, State National Insurance Company, Indebtedness 21-017408 05 Bolivar Perez, 21-017360 13 Sandra Bourne, Product Liability, 21332 Diversity- vs; Nicole S Crooks Young, Diss. of Inc, Contract and Indebtedness 21-017398 08 Erma Melvin, vs; vs; United Services Automobile vs; American Integrity Insurance Product Liability Marriage 21-017388 25 Derrick Karadi, Universal Property & Casualty Association, Contract and Company of Florida, Other - 21-cv-81747-RLR, Ortiz v. Sanofi 21-012144 — 38 — Marcus vs; Typtap Insurance Company, Insurance Company, Declaratory Indebtedness Insurance Claim SA et al, Rosenberg, 09/16/2021, Jerome Norton, vs; Landy Cajuste, Contract and Indebtedness Judgment 21-017409 04 American Express 21-017361 13 James D Demars, 367 Personal Injury: Health Care/ Paternity + 21-017389 21 Carlos Diaz, vs; 21-017399 09 Lynnene Diane National Bank, vs; Terrence vs; Universal Property & Casualty Pharmaceutical Personal Injury 21-012145 — 36 — Martin Quezada Rasier LLC, Auto Negligence Newberry, vs; Ann Cherew, Auto L Auguste, Contract and Insurance Company, Other - Product Liability, 21332 Diversity- Robles, vs; Maria Felix Vasquez L 21-017390 11 Wilmington Negligence Indebtedness Insurance Claim Product Liability Fuentes, Diss. of Marriage Savings Fund Society, vs; Holly 21-017400 12 David 21-017410 12 Nationwide 21-017362 08 Y & T Plumbing Corp, 21-cv-81746-RLR, Marti v. Boehringer 21-012146 — 36 — Judith Evans- Lake Association, Inc, Real Prop Feierman, vs; State Farm Florida Laboratory Services Inc, vs; vs; Prime Investors and Developers, Ingelheim Corporation et al, Mcintyre, vs; Vincent Kelly Mcintyre, Homestead Res Fore - >$50K - Insurance Company, Other - Molecular Stat Laboratory Inc, LLC, Contract and Indebtedness Rosenberg, 09/16/2021, 365 Personal Diss. of Marriage <$250,000 Insurance Claim Contract and Indebtedness 21-017363 02 Angie Sanchez, Inj. Prod. Liability, 21332 Diversity- 21-012147 — 37 — Willie Marcell 21-017391 04 Crain Atlantis L 21-017401 11 West Coast 21-017411 03 Rossita Dumornay, vs; Citizens Property Insurance Product Liability Reynolds, vs; Department of Engineering, Inc, vs; Royal Creek Servicing Inc, vs; Abiodun Ajayi, vs; Heritage Property & Casualty Corporation, Other - Insurance Claim 21-cv-81745-RLR, Leonard v. Revenue OBO Jessica Akins, Other Properties LLC, Contract and Real Prop Homestead Res Fore - Insurance Company, Contract and 21-017364 25 Kimberly Blair, vs; Boehringer Ingelheim Corporation et al, Domestic Relations + Indebtedness >$50K - <$250,000 Indebtedness Universal Property And Casualty Rosenberg, 09/16/2021, 367 Personal 21-012148 — 38 — Roxanna Insurance Company, Other - BUSINESS LEADS Injury: Health Care/Pharmaceutical Spiewak, vs; Jerome Charnay, Diss. Insurance Claim BUSINESS TAX RECEIPT QTRIALS
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