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Allegheny County Department of Court Records Civil/Family Division ALLEGHENY COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF COURT RECORDS CIVIL/FAMILY DIVISION List of Inactive Cases that will be Terminated as per Rule 230.2. Termination of Inactive Cases. ALL cases listed below have been served with the Notice of Intent to Terminate to all counsel of record and/ or to unrepresented parties prior to the termination date of March 22nd,2021 and no statement of intention to proceed has been filed as of this date, these cases shall be marked as terminated for failure to prosecute as required by Pennsylvania Rule of Civil Procedure 230.2. 1 AR-04-002886 Shipkovitz vs Kosowsky etal 2 AR-10-008412 Arrow Financial Services LLC vs Metzger 3 AR-12-001751 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Anderson etal 4 AR-12-002048 Davis vs City of Pittsburgh 5 AR-12-005409 Enterprise Rent-A-Car Company vs King 6 AR-13-001482 National Collegiate Student Loan vs Desimore 7 AR-13-002405 Midland Funding LLC vs Dunsworth 8 AR-13-002732 Pinherio vs Port Authority of Allegheny County 9 AR-13-003659 Collier Foundation Systems Inc. vs Neville 10 AR-13-003835 Enterprise Rent-A-Car Company vs Davis etal 11 AR-13-003910 Black vs Giant Eagle etal 12 AR-13-005774 Enterprise Rent A Car Company vs Collins 13 AR-13-005959 Erbstein etal vs Coulter 14 AR-13-006082 Enterprise Rent-A-Car Company vs Adams 15 AR-14-000108 Virginia Mansions Condominium Assoc. Inc. vs Yimin 16 AR-14-001351 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Cornish etal 17 AR-14-002008 Enterprise Rent A Car Company vs Shively 18 AR-14-002648 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs NES Unlimited Inc. etal 19 AR-14-003744 Enterprise Rent A Car Co. of Pittsburgh vs Elomba 20 AR-14-003870 Knickerbocker Russell Company vs Brians Contractin 21 AR-14-003968 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Popham 22 AR-14-004250 Cooper vs Nolte 23 AR-14-004518 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Henning Company 24 AR-14-004677 Birtig vs Martz 25 AR-15-000503 City of Pittsburgh vs Harmon 26 AR-15-000531 United Guaranty Commercial Insurance Co. vs Smith 27 AR-15-000551 CACH LLC vs Kpadjiba 28 AR-15-000614 84 Lumber Co. vs Youngstown Contracting Environmen 29 AR-15-000980 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Dennis Homes 30 AR-15-001045 McGough vs Ford Motor Company 31 AR-15-001052 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Thoroughman Page 1 32 AR-15-001113 Correa vs CMC General Contracting LLC etal 33 AR-15-001934 American Express Bank FSB vs McCabe 34 AR-15-002188 Heartland Healthcare Services vs Heil 35 AR-15-002915 Citibank N.A. vs Burch 36 AR-15-003012 Tomasino III vs Ballazentis 37 AR-15-003619 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Creative Properties 38 AR-15-003719 Sewickley Heights Golf Club vs Havelka 39 AR-15-003750 Luttig vs Family Dollar Stores of Pennsylvania Inc 40 AR-15-004161 American Express Bank FSB vs Mitchell 41 AR-15-004265 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Johnson etal 42 AR-15-004314 Mutual Benefit Insurance Company vs Wood etal 43 AR-15-004385 Meyer vs Depasquale 44 AR-15-004478 Dollar Bank vs Hawkins 45 AR-15-004887 Goretzka vs Sobers Construction Inc. etal 46 AR-15-005212 O'Neal vs Inflation Breakers 47 AR-15-005223 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Foster Enterprises of WV 48 AR-15-005396 Bank of America N.A. vs Smith 49 AR-15-005947 Citibank N.A. vs Steiner 50 AR-16-000041 Citibank N.A. vs Beaver 51 AR-16-000062 Bank of America N.A. vs Blumling 52 AR-16-000576 Alpern Rosenthal vs Pelly 53 AR-16-000893 Kania Equipment & Supply LLC vs Popowski etal 54 AR-16-000997 84 Lumber L.P. vs Scarlet & Gray Builders 55 AR-16-001217 Gibson vs Butler 56 AR-16-001702 Maloney vs Vogt 57 AR-16-002028 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Provident Builders etal 58 AR-16-002097 Discover Bank vs Lavery 59 AR-16-002164 Villanova vs Pittsburgh Water & Sewage Authority 60 AR-16-002334 University of Pittsburgh vs Plaza 61 AR-16-002461 University of Pittsburgh vs Brown 62 AR-16-002534 Wesbanco Bank Inc. vs Payne 63 AR-16-002585 Mutual Benefit Insurance Company vs Abbott 64 AR-16-002615 84 Lumber Company vs VLN LLC 65 AR-16-002617 84 Lumber Company vs VZ Home Builders LLC etal 66 AR-16-002637 Campitelli etal vs Frederick 67 AR-16-002644 Cole vs Doan 68 AR-16-002645 J & T Oakdale Properties LLC vs Twiss etal 69 AR-16-002846 Penn National Insurance Company vs Bailey etal 70 AR-16-002865 Finarow vs Stitt-Fischer etal 71 AR-16-002919 Kilbury vs Digiorno 72 AR-16-002979 Bookminders Pittsburgh Incorporated vs Chisnell 73 AR-16-003016 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Superior Pole Buildings 74 AR-16-003199 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Shore HL Inc. etal 75 AR-16-003396 Kusler Masonry Inc. vs Sterling Contracting LLC Page 2 76 AR-16-003471 Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance vs Wattick etal 77 AR-16-003496 Wilson vs Black Smith Trucking etal 78 AR-16-003516 Imamia Organization of Pittsburgh vs Deglau 79 AR-16-003818 National Collegiate Student Loan vs Ficorilli etal 80 AR-16-003823 National Collegiate Student Loan vs Sorrells etal 81 AR-16-003824 National Collegiate Student Loan vs Ficorilli etal 82 AR-16-004079 CE-Monroeville Sports LP vs Blumen etux 83 AR-16-004089 Moran vs Storage Development Incorporated 84 AR-16-004293 AFC First Financial vs Rocco 85 AR-16-004569 Barclays Bank Delaware vs Porter 86 AR-16-004709 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs RGS Custom Home Builder 87 AR-16-004715 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Salata etal 88 AR-16-004722 Stokes etal vs Erin McClelland for Congress etal 89 AR-16-004733 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Carrillo etal 90 AR-16-004743 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Ceqart Construction 91 AR-16-004748 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Wild & Wonderful 92 AR-16-004828 Webster vs Pollard 93 AR-16-004832 Barclays Bank Delaware vs Signor 94 AR-16-004886 TD Bank USA N.A. vs Coney 95 AR-16-004928 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Adams etal 96 AR-16-004989 Cavalry SPV I LLC vs Dewar 97 AR-16-005224 Kish etal vs American Bankers Insurance Company 98 AR-16-005256 Citibank N.A. vs Huhn 99 AR-16-005262 Citibank N.A. vs Lengyel 100 AR-16-005289 Braden & McSweeny Inc. vs General Mechanical 101 AR-16-005412 Cavalry SPV I LLC vs Vallus 102 AR-17-000135 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Hott etal 103 AR-17-000159 UPMC Senior Communities Canterbury Place vs Allen 104 AR-17-000188 Hoerner-Rebholz vs Pine Richland School District 105 AR-17-000205 Disaster Restoration Services vs Dotson etal 106 AR-17-000244 Citibank N.A. vs Jeffries 107 AR-17-000514 Westfield Group Insurance vs Marcione 108 AR-17-000575 HC Capital LLC etal vs Bulldog Consulting Inc. 109 AR-17-000602 Hines etux vs Mutual Builders & Acceptance Corp. 110 AR-17-000655 TD Bank USA N.A. vs McLaughlin 111 AR-17-000700 Kingston Corporation vs Grandstaff 112 AR-17-000708 Manias etal vs Convergent Outsourcing Inc. 113 AR-17-000714 Velocity Investments LLC vs Snyder 114 AR-17-000761 Sain Law LLC vs Gaichas 115 AR-17-000778 Salander Enterprises LLC vs Dresco Direct LLC etal 116 AR-17-000831 Velocity Investments LLC vs Anderson 117 AR-17-000840 Ray vs White etal 118 AR-17-000892 84 Lumber Company vs S&J Home Repairs 119 AR-17-000893 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Bentley Construction Co. Page 3 120 AR-17-000894 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs JT Roofing 121 AR-17-001042 Floro vs Volkswagen Group of America Inc. 122 AR-17-001054 Sterling Jewelers Inc. vs Wilkes 123 AR-17-001077 Mutual Benefit Insurance Company vs Eckles 124 AR-17-001079 Westinghouse Electric Company LLC vs Shaffer 125 AR-17-001082 Lewis vs Sports Endeavors Incorporated 126 AR-17-001100 Harris vs Twenty First Street Associated LP 127 AR-17-001105 Selective Insurance Company of the South vs Yates 128 AR-17-001115 TD Bank USA N.A. vs Martin 129 AR-17-001145 TD Bank USA N.A. vs Jones 130 AR-17-001149 TD Bank USA N.A. vs Pergantis 131 AR-17-001165 Colbert vs Crucial Computers LLC 132 AR-17-001211 TD Bank USA N.A. vs Daly 133 AR-17-001236 Velocity Investments LLC vs Li 134 AR-17-001247 84 Lumber Company L.P. vs Bastian Homes-Wash. etal 135 AR-17-001260 Boyer & Pentek Inc. vs Grebner 136 AR-17-001262 Salvi vs Financial Credit Service Inc. 137 AR-17-001278 Velocity Investments LLC vs Davis 138 AR-17-001311 Allstar Therapies Inc. vs Superior Home Care Inc. 139 AR-17-001319 Trump vs Midland Credit Management Inc. etal 140 AR-17-001357 Duquesne Light Company vs Young 141 AR-17-001374 Sample vs Sally Beauty Supply LLC 142 AR-17-001379 Weaver vs Conserve 143 AR-17-001413 Credit Acceptance Corporation vs Priore 144 AR-17-001416 TD Bank USA National Association vs Makowski 145 AR-17-001418 TD Bank USA National Association vs Welton 146 AR-17-001453 TD Bank USA National Association vs Vlasach 147 AR-17-001468 84 Lumber Company L.P.
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