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Plaintiffs' Notice of Clarification Regarding October 24, 2025 Motion for Leave and Exhibits

McNeil & Poyer v. SAC 181, LLC et al. — 2025-CP-10-05095

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SC 9th Circuit Common Pleas Case number: 2025-CP-10-05095
Filing Date: October 31, 2025
Document: Plaintiffs' Notice of Clarification Regarding October 24, 2025 Motion for Leave and Exhibits
Document Type: Plaintiffs’ notice clarifying the filing status, redactions, and service copies of their October 24, 2025 motion for leave to file a Second Amended Complaint.
What’s here: Explains that the Clerk will apply requested redactions while preserving the original October 24 filing date; supersedes a prior reference to “refiling”; and confirms counsel is being served the original, unlocked motion package with no substantive changes.

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James C. McNeil Notice of Clarificatio Regarding October 24,2025 Mot/f Leave Notice 10/31/2025 P1A14 Official copy
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Executive Summary

Plaintiffs James C. McNeil and Meaghan Poyer filed this notice to clarify the status of their October 24, 2025 motion for leave to file a second amended complaint and its exhibits. They state that their October 29 corrected-and-redacted exhibits filing sought only to redact a home address and remove a duplicate timeline page, and that the Clerk will make those redactions while preserving the original October 24 filing date. The notice also withdraws any implication in Plaintiffs’ October 30 response that the motion package would be refiled. Plaintiffs state they are serving defense counsel with an unlocked copy of the original October 24 package, with no substantive changes beyond the Clerk-applied redaction boxes.

Legal Significance

This notice clarifies the procedural status of Plaintiffs’ October 24, 2025 motion for leave to file a second amended complaint and confirms that its original filing date remains controlling. It explains that the later corrected-exhibits filing sought only limited home-address redactions and removal of a duplicate timeline page, with no substantive changes to the proposed amended complaint or supporting materials.

The notice supersedes Plaintiffs’ prior suggestion that the motion package would be refiled, because the Clerk will instead make the requested redactions internally. It also confirms that defense counsel are being served an unlocked copy of the original October 24 package and that any difference from the docket version is limited to Clerk-applied redaction boxes.

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