Lane v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company

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Lane v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company

Plaintiff:	James T. Lane
Defendant:	State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Case Number:	3:2014cv01045
Filed:	May 30, 2014
Court:	US District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania
Office:	Scranton Office
County:	Pike
Presiding Judge:	Robert D. Mariani
Nature of Suit:	Insurance
Cause of Action:	28 U.S.C. § 1332
Jury Demanded By:	Both

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May 18, 2015	Filing 54 ORDER THAT, as to all issues remaining in that Motion after it was narrowed by stipulation of counsel (see Docs. 44; 47; 48), the Motion to Compel is DENIED.Signed by Honorable Robert D. Mariani on 5/18/15. (jfg)
May 7, 2015	Filing 52 ORDER 1. Defendant's Motion to Disrniss (Doc. 7) is DENIED. 2. The Court notes that two Motions, including Defendant's Motion to Sever and Bifurcate the Contractual and Bad Faith Claims and to Stay Bad Faith Discovery (Doc. 23) remain pendi ng. Defendant shall have FOURTEEN (14) DAYS from the date of this Order in which to file a status report stating whether the relief requested in the Motion to Sever or Bifurcate and to Stay has been rendered moot, in whole or in part, by the Court's accompanying Opinion and the parties' apparent agreement to engage in bad faith discovery, (see Stipulation, Doc. 42, at ~ 1).Signed by Honorable Robert D. Mariani on 5/7/15. (jfg)

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May 18, 2015

Filing 54 ORDER THAT, as to all issues remaining in that Motion after it was narrowed by stipulation of counsel (see Docs. 44; 47; 48), the Motion to Compel is DENIED.Signed by Honorable Robert D. Mariani on 5/18/15. (jfg)

May 7, 2015

Filing 52 ORDER 1. Defendant's Motion to Disrniss (Doc. 7) is DENIED. 2. The Court notes that two Motions, including Defendant's Motion to Sever and Bifurcate the Contractual and Bad Faith Claims and to Stay Bad Faith Discovery (Doc. 23) remain pendi ng. Defendant shall have FOURTEEN (14) DAYS from the date of this Order in which to file a status report stating whether the relief requested in the Motion to Sever or Bifurcate and to Stay has been rendered moot, in whole or in part, by the Court's accompanying Opinion and the parties' apparent agreement to engage in bad faith discovery, (see Stipulation, Doc. 42, at ~ 1).Signed by Honorable Robert D. Mariani on 5/7/15. (jfg)

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Plaintiff: James T. Lane
Represented By:	Vern S. Lazaroff
Represented By:	Mark D Stern
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Defendant: State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Represented By:	Joseph M. Hankins
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