Defendant’s insurance company is aware of this claim and the lawsuit it has already retained defense counsel.Plaintiff was unable to serve Defendant at these locations and requested that the Court allow alternative service upon Electric Insurance, Defendant’s insurance company.The adjuster assigned to this claim is Brian Perry.At the time of the occurrence, the vehicle operated by Defendant was insured by Electric Insurance.Plaintiff has incurred expenses to locate Defendant.She is either refusing to pick up their certified mail or is no longer living at the aforementioned addresses. Defendant is required by law to keep her addresses correct with the Motor Vehicle Administration.Plaintiff's counsel performed an Internet search for Defendant through Accurint and obtained the Segelboot Lane address.In fact, the Sheriff’s Department was informed that Defendant Stansbury had actually returned to Maryland. That the West Palm Beach County Sheriff was employed to serve Defendant at the 1831 Segelboot Lane West Palm Beach, Florida 33414 address but they were unable to serve her.That Dangerfeld Investigations, Inc., found the Defendant Stansbury's address was actually 1831 Segelboot Lane West Palm Beach, Florida 33414 (See attached Exhibit A).A, Bel Air, Md 21015, at the time of the incident relating to this case and Plaintiff attempted to serve Defendant at that address but the package was returned unserved. That the address for Defendant Mary Ann Stansbury was known to be at 1125 Van Gogh Way, Apt.
Mary Ann Stansbury, Case No: Case No.: C-09-155978 MT by the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County, Maryland, to.
That on July 20, 2020, a Writ of Summons was issued in the case of Tameka Jones v.
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