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In this session of the civil docket, various cases were addressed by the judge and counsel representing both plaintiffs and defendants. The proceedings began with procedural discussions, including the resetting of several status conferences due to ongoing issues, such as difficulties in reaching agreements and scheduling depositions. The judge emphasized the importance of addressing delays and granted motions for continuances where appropriate.

One notable case involved a discussion around a temporary injunction and breach of contract, with strong arguments from both sides regarding unpaid rental obligations and the validity of purchase options. Another highlighted the challenges of procedural compliance as attorneys struggled with communication and serving notices on both sides. The atmosphere was marked by the usual courtroom tensions and the urgency familiar in civil disputes, culminating in the judge's commitment to moving cases forward while navigating the complexities introduced by ongoing negotiations and pandemic-related delays.

What do you think about the judge's handling of the various motions? Did the defense make a compelling case, or were there obvious gaps in their arguments?

Original Video:    • Judge Alyssa G. Perez Court Hearings  
ID: 861d1b68-b921-45ad-9272-1fc12b4d2101
Schedule: 2025-12-06T16:00:00+00:00

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