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Court Name: U.S. Civil Court for the Southern District of Florida

Case Information:

Case Number: 1:26-cv-20696
Case Name: Pierre v. Iron Mountain Corporation
Filing Type: Civil

Filing History

April, 2026

April 03, 2026: [Scheduling Report - Rule 26(f)/16.1]

March, 2026

March 31, 2026: [Response to Motion]
March 31, 2026: [Clerk's Entry/Non-Entry of Default - FORM]
March 31, 2026: [Reply in Support of Motion]
March 31, 2026: [Notice (Other)]
March 31, 2026: [CLERK'S ENTRY OF DEFAULT]
March 27, 2026: [Reply in Support of Motion]
March 27, 2026: [Response in Opposition to Motion]
March 24, 2026: [Notice of Unavailability]
March 24, 2026: [Miscellaneous Relief]
March 24, 2026: [Response in Opposition to Motion]
March 19, 2026: [Stay]
March 18, 2026: [Response/Reply (Other)]
March 17, 2026: [Response/Reply (Other)]
March 17, 2026: [Notice (Other)]
March 16, 2026: [Notice (Other)]
March 16, 2026: [Response/Reply (Other)]
March 16, 2026: [Strike]
March 16, 2026: [Default Judgment]
March 16, 2026: [Memorandum]
March 16, 2026: [Leave to File Document]
March 10, 2026: [Memorandum]
March 10, 2026: [Notice (Other)]
March 10, 2026: [- Order (PAPERLESS or pdf attached)]
March 10, 2026: [Response in Opposition to Motion]
March 06, 2026: [Notice (Other)]
March 06, 2026: [Clerk's Notice of Filing Deficiency]
March 06, 2026: [Preserve Evidence]
March 06, 2026: [Produce]
March 06, 2026: [Default Judgment]

February, 2026

February 18, 2026: [Clarification]
February 10, 2026: [Certificate of Other Affiliates/Corporate Disclosure Statement]
February 10, 2026: [ANSWER to Complaint (Notice of Removal)]
February 10, 2026: [Notice of Attorney Appearance]
February 03, 2026: [Judge Assignment]
February 03, 2026: [Notice of Removal (State Court Complaint)]

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