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DiMauro Oil Co., LLC v. Andrew Simonow

A Portland heating-oil dealer obtained a prejudgment attachment against Andrew Simonow in July 2026 for unpaid deliveries under 2022 contracts. Simonow was defaulted for failing to appear in August 2026; no judgment yet.

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Docket: MMX-CV26-5019595-S (Middletown).

Status: LIVE. Prejudgment remedy granted July 29, 2026; default for failure to appear entered August 10, 2026.

Parties. Plaintiff DiMauro Oil Co., LLC of Portland. Defendant Andrew Simonow of East Hampton, non-appearing.

What the complaint says. Under contracts from November and December 2022 DiMauro delivered home heating oil and says Simonow did not pay the invoices. Counts for breach of contract and related claims.

What happened. DiMauro opened the case June 16, 2026 with a prejudgment-remedy application, proposed complaint, motion for disclosure of assets and affidavit, and served the summons and complaint June 24, 2026. After a hearing with exhibits, Judge Rupal Shah granted the prejudgment remedy on July 29, 2026, allowing DiMauro to attach, garnish or encumber Simonow’s property to the value stated in the order. A default for failure to appear entered August 10, 2026.

Status. Live; a motion for judgment has not yet been filed.

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