Employee Painters Trust et al v. Larson's Glass Co et al
| Employee Painters Trust, Western Glaziers Retirement Fund, District Council No 5 Apprenticeship and Training Trust Fund, Washington Construction Industry Substance Abuse Program, Painters and Allied Trades Labor-Management Cooperation Initiative, Western Washington Glaziers Org Fund, Western Washington Glaziers MRP and Dist Council No 5 International Union of Painters & Allied Trades |
| Larson's Glass Co, Douglas Lee Larson and Jerry Dean Larson |
| 2:2017mc00129 |
| October 6, 2017 |
| US District Court for the Western District of Washington |
| Seattle Office |
| Robert S. Lasnik |
| Other |
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ORDER granting 1 Ex Parte Motion for Entry of Judgment by Confession signed by Judge Robert S. Lasnik.(CDA)
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ORDER NOTING MOTION re 1 MOTION for Judgment filed by Washington Construction Industry Substance Abuse Program, Employee Painters Trust, Painters and Allied Trades Labor-Management Cooperation Initiative, Western Washington Glaziers Org Fund, Western Glaziers Retirement Fund, District Council No 5 Apprenticeship and Training Trust Fund, Western Washington Glaziers MRP, Dist Council No 5 International Union of Painters & Allied Trades, 1 MOTION for Judgment : Noting Date 10/10/2017, by Judge Robert S. Lasnik. (CDA)cc defendants served per order via mail and email
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