Ramirez v. Fredericktown, Missouri, City of

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Ramirez v. Fredericktown, Missouri, City of

Plaintiff:	Lacey L. Ramirez
Defendant:	Fredericktown, Missouri, City of
Case Number:	4:2012cv01649
Filed:	September 13, 2012
Court:	US District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri
Office:	St. Louis Office
County:	Madison
Presiding Judge:	Stephen N. Limbaugh
Nature of Suit:	Employment
Cause of Action:	42 U.S.C. § 2000
Jury Demanded By:	Plaintiff

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January 2, 2013	Filing 10 MEMORANDUM AND ORDER re: 5 MOTION for More Definite Statement filed by Defendant Fredericktown, Missouri, City of. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the defendant's motion for more definite statement 5 be and is GRANTED. Plaintiff shall file, on or before January 16, 2013, an amended complaint which more clearly sets out her claims of employment discrimination, in separate counts and with sufficient factual background to provide the defendant with proper notice of the content of her claims. Furthermore, plaintiff shall attach to her amended complaint a copy of her EEOC charge. No extensions of time shall be granted except for good cause shown. Failure to comply with the Court's order risks the imposition of sanctions, including but not limited to, the dismissal of this cause of action. ( Amended/Supplemental Pleadings due by 1/16/2013.). Signed by District Judge Stephen N. Limbaugh, Jr on 1/2/2013. (JMC)

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January 2, 2013

Filing 10 MEMORANDUM AND ORDER re: 5 MOTION for More Definite Statement filed by Defendant Fredericktown, Missouri, City of. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the defendant's motion for more definite statement 5 be and is GRANTED. Plaintiff shall file, on or before January 16, 2013, an amended complaint which more clearly sets out her claims of employment discrimination, in separate counts and with sufficient factual background to provide the defendant with proper notice of the content of her claims. Furthermore, plaintiff shall attach to her amended complaint a copy of her EEOC charge. No extensions of time shall be granted except for good cause shown. Failure to comply with the Court's order risks the imposition of sanctions, including but not limited to, the dismissal of this cause of action. ( Amended/Supplemental Pleadings due by 1/16/2013.). Signed by District Judge Stephen N. Limbaugh, Jr on 1/2/2013. (JMC)

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Plaintiff: Lacey L. Ramirez
Represented By:	Timothy P. Powderly
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Defendant: Fredericktown, Missouri, City of
Represented By:	Andrew J. Martone
Represented By:	Lori Ann Schmidt
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