Evans et al v. International Paper Co
| Marvin Evans, Raymond D Holley, Levern Johnson, Billie R Robinson, Sr and John M Williams |
| International Paper Co |
| 3:2011cv00214 |
| February 7, 2011 |
| US District Court for the Western District of Louisiana |
| Monroe Office |
| Morehouse |
| Karen L Hayes |
| Robert G James |
| Other Personal Injury |
| 28 U.S.C. ยง 1332 |
| None |
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JUDGMENT ADOPTING 33 Report and Recommendation of the Magistrate Judge re 6 Motion to Dismiss filed by International Paper Co. IT IS ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED that Defendant International Paper Co.'s Motion to Dismiss 6 is GRANT ED IN PART, and that the instant complaint is DISMISSED, in its entirety, without prejudice to Plaintiffs' prosecution of Civil Action Number 10-1916. The motion is otherwise DENIED AS MOOT. Signed by Chief Judge Robert G James on 8/16/11. (crt,DickersonSld, D)
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MEMORANDUM RULING DENYING 16 MOTION to Consolidate Case with Case Number 3:11-cv-215; 3:11-216; 3:10-cv-1916 with opposition filed by International Paper Co. MEMORANDUM RULING DENYING 12 MOTION to Remand filed by Billie R Robinson, Sr, Raymond D Holley, Levern Johnson, John M Williams, Marvin Evans. Signed by Magistrate Judge Karen L Hayes on 6/27/11. (crt,Crawford, A)
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