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Douglas O'Connor represents himself (''pro se''). | Douglas O'Connor represents himself (''pro se''). | ||
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| − | It is reported that this case was dismissed with prejudice in 2023, which means it cannot be refiled. It is understood that | + | It is reported that this case was dismissed with prejudice in 2023, which means it cannot be refiled. It is understood that the prescribed time limit had expired before the suit was filed by the plaintiff. The case was NOT tried on its merits. |
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* [[Intactivism]] | * [[Intactivism]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:48, 3 February 2025
O'Connor v. Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, case no. cgc-22-602804, is a suit for damages that was filed in the California Superior Court for the County of San Francisco by Douglas O'Connor, Plaintiff, against Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, Defendant, on 25 July 2023. The suit alleges thirteen choses in action.[1]
Douglas O'Connor represents himself (pro se).
Dismissal
It is reported that this case was dismissed with prejudice in 2023, which means it cannot be refiled. It is understood that the prescribed time limit had expired before the suit was filed by the plaintiff. The case was NOT tried on its merits.
See also
External links
O'Connor, Douglas: Complaint 
. (25 July 2023). Retrieved 20 August 2023.
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References
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Anonymous (20 August 2023)."Kaiser Permanente Sued for Sexual Mutilation of Children", Broken Truth. Retrieved 20 August 2023.
