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March 22, 2023 at 07:02 AM
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Lawyers at Freeman, Mathis & Gary on Monday removed a lawsuit against Evans Delivery Company Inc., Ace American Insurance Co. and Paul Anthony Clarke to Georgia Northern District Court. The suit, for personal injury claims arising from a motor vehicle collision, was filed by the Law Offices of Falanga & Chalker on behalf of Oscar Nino De Rivera and Maria Ocasta Olvera. The case is 1:23-cv-01173, De Rivera et al v. Evans Delivery Company, Inc. et al.
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