23-015910-NI
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`STATUS CONFERENCE SCHEDULING ORDER
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`CASE NO.
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`STATE OF MICHIGAN
`THIRD JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
`WAYNE COUNTY
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`GUBIN, JOSHUA v MD JABAL HUSSAIN,a/k/a JABAL HUSSAIN,etal.
`Case Status: Open Inactive
`Hon. Martha M. Snow
`Status Conference Date:
`03/08/2024
`Filed Date:
`12/08/2023
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`PL JOSHUA GUBIN
`DF MD JABAL HUSSAIN,a/k/a JABAL HUSSAIN
`DF HALIMA KHANOM
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`51335
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`Joseph Dedvukaj
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`O Service has been obtained andtimefor filing of the answerhas not lapsed. IT IS ORDERED THAT:
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`An adjourned Status Conferenceis to be held on:.
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`PLAINTIFF IS ORDEREDto notify all parties of this conference, and file proof of service with
`Clerk of the Court (Room 201 Coleman A. Young Municipal Center).
`The Court has established the schedule of events noted below and PLAINTIFF IS ORDEREDto serve a
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`copy of this Scheduling Orderon all parties and file proof of service with the Clerk of the Court.
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`23-015910-NI
`FILED IN MY OFFICE
`WAYNE COUNTY CLERK
`3/22/2024 3:26:38PM
`CATHY M. GARRETT
`/s/ Moira Hartwell
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`x] Service has been obtained, time for filing an answer has lapsed and no answerhas been filed by Defendant MD Jabal Hussain and Halima Khanom.
`Default shall befiled and served, and motion for entry of default judgmentshallbe filed and heard no later than 05/31/2024.
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`i] The following schedule of events is ordered:
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`Witness ExchangeFiling
`05/31/2024
`08/16/2024
`11/15/2024
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`Please check (x ) Track Selection
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`[] Track #1
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`Discovery Cutoff
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`07/19/2024
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`[] Track #2
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`[] Track #3
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`[X] Other
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`10/18/2024
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`01/17/2025
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`Case Evaluation Month
`09/2024
`12/2024
`03/2025
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`Settlement Conference
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`(Case Evaluation date Plus 42 days)
`42 Days
`42 Days
`42 Days
`06/03/2024
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`Other Conference
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`Comments:
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`(1) All summary disposition motions shall be filed no later than 30 days after Case Evaluation.
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`(2) All responses to summary disposition motions shall be filed in accordance with the Summary Disposition
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`Scheduling Order issued by the Court uponthefiling of a summary disposition motion.
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`(3) Parties/attorneys shall reference Judge Snow's protocol on the Third Circuit Court website for further
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`requirements with respect to filing various motions. www.3rdcc.org/divisions/civil
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`Attorneys and/or parties are required to immediately notify the Court if there is a prior action arising out of the sametransaction
`or occurrence, includinga priorfirst party no-fault claim.
`Please check ( x ) if special case evaluation panelis applicable:
`BUSINESS COURT PANEL
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`oc COMMERICAL PANEL
`tc EMPLOYMENT/DISCRIMINATION PANEL
`NOTE:
`Thespecific trial attorneys, parties, lienholders and insurance representatives or other persons with authority to makea final
`decision as to settlement are required to appear at the Settlement Conference, unless excused by the assigned judge.
`This constitutes a duly entered Order of this Court, and failure to comply strictly with all its terms, may result in sanctions.
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`NOTICE:
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`Attorney for Plaintiff
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`Attorney for Defendant
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`Attorney for Plaintiff
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`Attorney for Defendant
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`/s/ Martha M. Snow 3/22/2024
`Circuit Court Judge
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`Addendum to Scheduling Order in No-Fault Cases
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`IT IS HEREBY ORDEREDthatin all cases in which the Plaintiff is asserting a first-party claim for benefits under the
`Michigan No-Fault Act, MCL 500.3101, e¢ seq., the following shall apply:
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`1. Within 21 days of entry of the first Scheduling Order, the Defendant insurance company shall provide to the Plaintiff a
`copy ofthe first-party claim file together with the privilege log for any redactions.
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`2. Within 28 days of entry ofthe first Scheduling Order, the Plaintiff shall identify all known service providers (medical,
`household, and/or attendant care) and the Plaintiff's employer(s) by name, address, and phone number. ThePlaintiff shall
`immediately supplementas additional providers become known. Failure to timely identify a provider and/or employer may
`result in such claim being precluded from the pending lawsuit.
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`3. Within 28 days of entry of the first Scheduling Order, the Plaintiff shall provide executed medical record authorizations for
`all providers on a form supplied by the Defendant.
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`4. Within 28 days ofentry ofthe first Scheduling Order, the parties shall establish, in writing, a mutually agreed upon schedule
`for depositions and independent medical examinations.
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`5.
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`Ifmedical records are requested, MCR 2.314(D)(1) shall be enforced. If the custodian does not timely respond by the time
`limits set forth in MCR 2.314(D)(1), a subpoena may be issued under MCR 2.305(A)(2), directing the custodian to present
`the information for examination and copying at the time and place stated in the subpoena. MCR 2.314(D)(6). In the
`alternative, the party seeking medical records may also immediately file a Motion for an Order to Show Cause.
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`SO ORDERED.
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`/s/ Martha M. Snow
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`Circuit Court Judge
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